Sentence examples for is imposed regardless from inspiring English sources
Note this new tax is imposed regardless of the dollars involved; it doesn't matter if, as an S corporation owner, you had $300,000 or $30,000 in nonwage profits this tax will hit you.
Trading in London Europepe's biggest financial centre – for example, will be affected, as the levy can be imposed regardless of where the transaction takes place if either the buyer or seller is based in one of the countries imposing the tax.
By a nice application of Szemerédi's theorem it is shown then that the efficiency falls below any value if a strict peak power constraint is imposed on the transmission regardless where the reserved subcarriers are placed.
Yet what more glowing example than the Benn family of heredity winning through, regardless of whether it is imposed legally or not?
The obligation to provide treatment regardless of ability to pay is imposed by the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act, 42 U.S.C. § 1395dd, state laws, and many institutions' charitable missions.
"Regardless of whether the death penalty is imposed or not, they believe that in the end they will be killed," the lawyer said.
State of emergency is imposed.
Republicans believe no regulations should be imposed on the free market regardless of the looming risks.
The doctors said they recommend that the Fine Gael-Labour coalition or any future governments must hold a referendum on the amendment, saying it "represents an orthodox religious health policy, to be imposed on all of Irish society, regardless if one does not abide by such beliefs".
The organization of the cerebral cortex was similar regardless of whether a winner-take-all approach or the more relaxed constraints of LDA (or ICA) were imposed.
