Sentence examples for now imposed in from inspiring English sources

The measure would also provide new protections for people stuck with tax bills incurred by a former spouse, limit penalties and interest now imposed in a variety of situations, and restrict the agency's collection methods.

Subsequent disagreement with his weighing of essentially similar evidence is not in itself sufficient under the limitations now imposed in the interest of proper balance in our dual court system, to permit consideration of the matter heard at the trial of the issue de novo here.' 178 F.Supp. at page 73.

(The former are universally required, and the latter are now imposed in more than three-quarters of approvals).

A VAT of 17.5% is now imposed in Britain, and 20% is being proposed; while some EU countries already have a VAT as high as 25%.

To "help" the indebted nations craft debt-servicing arrangements with external creditors, the IMF imposed severe conditions on the way they managed their economies--just as it is now imposing (in collaboration with the European and American bankers) those austerity policies on the debtor nations in Europe.

What we need is the same kind of mechanism that we have now imposed on Greece in order to monitor and survey eurozone countries.

The agency proposes eliminating fees for three-quarters of the forest areas where they are now imposed, including 19 in Southern California.

The federal government has now imposed "critical habitat" protections in nine Maine rivers where the salmon return to spawn.

The Falklands' government has now imposed such measures on boats fishing in its own waters.

In addition, the Federal Trade Commission has now imposed full-disclosure conditions on marketers online.

The frantic pace that she now imposed on her government would be a factor in her downfall.