Sentence examples for may impose local from inspiring English sources

Protected areas may impose local welfare costs through the enforcement of use restrictions.

An informative example is North American canids (Canis), where body size, prey availability, and human landscape modifications may interact and impose local selective pressures.

In the UK, a system of cross-charging has been introduced whereby hospitals may impose fines on local authorities who do not provide appropriate community resources for elderly medical patients, and, although the effectiveness of this solution has been questioned [ 68], its extension to mental health services has been considered [ 18].

The federal, state and local governments may impose restrictions on other uses — like the trigger guards — or outright bans on types of weapons.

The FDA requires the source data to be saved for at least 2 years after the last drug market authorization; however, local regulations may impose extended time, and the sites should comply with whichever is longer.

And the state or local government may impose sales tax or excise taxes.

"The state or local government may impose property taxes on business property.

Check with an attorney regarding any deadlines your state or local laws may impose upon you.

For wealthy Asians, fears that governments may impose more constraints on red-hot local property markets back home have made investments abroad more attractive.

[7] Read the Local Rules carefully: they may impose requirements above and beyond those in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

And even those that do may impose restrictions.