Sentence examples for it would be imposed from inspiring English sources

The tax would not be extended to movies or sports events, although it would be imposed on zoos.

Palestinian officials say they accepted the plan on the understanding that it would be imposed on both sides.

That is particularly true given that it would be imposed not just on new entrants into the field, but on those who are already there.

The ability for it to impose financial sanctions was raised but without any detail as to how it would be imposed.

The new ban is just a proposal for now, according to Yahoo News, and it's not clear when or if it would be imposed.

But "nobody had any clue it would be imposed on consumers," says Deepak Gupta, the lawyer with Public Citizen who argued Concepcion in the Supreme Court, and lost.

Talks between the government and British Medical Association (BMA) broke down in January, prompting the government to announce in February that it would be imposing its contract in the summer.

During the FCC's recent auctions of the 700MHz wireless spectrum, Google risked owing the government slightly more than $4.6 billion simply to ensure that the open access rules it fought for would be imposed on whoever won.

The National Farmers Unionn president, Minette Batters, said it was "relieved" that tariffs would be imposed on imported food to protect farmers but it was "appalling" that the tariff regime was published only 16 days before the potential cliff-edge departure from the EU.

But it seems unlikely that sanctions would be imposed on Warsaw — if only because Hungary would not agree to it, and the imposition of sanctions requires unanimous EU support.

It's unclear what monetary fines would be imposed, but the government warned it would apply already outdated print media laws to regulate the Yemeni blogosphere.