Sentence examples for measures that impose from inspiring English sources

The food and beverage industries resist measures that impose healthier requirements on them while others simply rely on "nanny state" rhetoric.

"In the name of social protection, the E.U. has promoted unnecessary measures that impose burdens on businesses and governments, and can destroy jobs," he argued, adding a list of directives that he would like to scrap.

Where's the evidence?" But the leading Republican candidates are all linking environmental regulation to jobs and the economy, suggesting that the nation cannot afford measures that impose greater costs on businesses and consumers.

Parcel taxes are typically temporary measures that impose a flat tax on all individual properties, though in some cases there is an additional fee based on the size of the property.

In 2011, the country was bailed out by the European Union and the IMF, and later passed austerity measures that imposed considerable cuts on public services.

In 1993, voters approved a measure that imposed a limit of two four-year terms.

Republican lawmakers want the notification system included in a measure that imposes new criminal penalties on kidnappers and child molesters and gives law enforcement new authority for wiretaps in cases involving sex crimes against children.

He cited his health care bill, a financial regulatory overhaul measure that imposed tough requirements on credit card companies; an education bill that increased the availability of student loans.

Although advocated as a social distancing measure that imposes less societal costs than workplace closures or public disruptions, it became evident during the Spring 2009 H1N1 pandemic wave that school closures imposed substantial costs in some instances.

As Mr Lieberthal warns: "If we start seeing a lot of products showing up that clearly embody stolen technologies from the US, I think you are going to see measures eventually taken that impose tariffs, that bar those goods from the US, in other words try to change the economic calculus if reasoning with China's government does not produce sufficient results".

The Senate is already considering two measures that would impose sanctions if Beijing failed to take such action.