Sentence examples for instead imposed from inspiring English sources

The economic cost is instead imposed on society.

The shadow cabinet instead imposed a weaker, one-line whip.

Under congressional pressure, the Clinton Administration instead imposed new sanctions blocking all oil business.

Google does not check apps for security issues but has instead imposed technical hurdles to thwart malicious activity.

Fearing Autumn was at risk of "significant harm", the local authority sought an interim care order on 20 March 2015, but a Luton family court judge instead imposed daily visits from social workers and members of the extended family.

The US instead imposed "disciplinary measures" in both cases, ones that "could include letters of reprimand, a reduction in rank, forfeit of some pay, physical restriction to a military base, extra duties or some combination of those measures".

Cyprus should instead impose a bigger tax of on uninsured deposits and not touch small savers.

First, why not instead impose a more transparent and administratively simpler tax on carbon emissions?

He thought the solution was to abolish all taxes on labor and instead impose a single tax, on land.

It would eliminate the longstanding practice of negotiating health care payments in contract talks with the unions, instead imposing those terms through legislation.

The rule voids most itemized deductions and credits for filers who might otherwise have paid less tax, instead imposing one of two flat rates on their incomes.