Sentence examples for imposition on consumers from inspiring English sources

"The latest retail price cap proposals demonstrate acceptance by politicians and regulators that roaming charges are an unjustified imposition on consumers and a stealth tax on cross-border trade which relies increasingly on mobile data communications," said Mr. White, the executive vice president of the International Telecommunications Users Group.

Thus, the imposition of the cost of renewable electricity on consumers in the form of increased electricity charges would be acceptable to consumers as long as any price rise properly reflects their preferences.

Oddly, the sort of protectionism on display with the imposition of this tariff is atypical of Republican politics, in which such actions are often considered taxes on consumers.

Writing is an imposition on reality, sometimes a brutal one.

"It is an imposition on the taxpayers".

Today people resent the imposition on their time.

Any imposition on religion is trivial and remote, she explained.

This is an immoral imposition on future generations.

"I feel my existence is an imposition on the planet".

While I welcome more reliable service, I find any new imposition of regulations will be a severe imposition on my pocket.

But nor will these prescriptions represent any great imposition on Pakistan's sovereignty.