Sentence examples for plan imposes from inspiring English sources

Understand how the plan imposes additional fees.

Mr Brown's plan imposes restrictions on golf courses and cemeteries.

The Senate Democratic plan imposes fairly hefty co-payments, but then covers all subsequent expenses.

The administration's plan imposes such a charge only after a government rescue occurs.

The government's plan imposes strict tests for paying claims, and many claimants will not receive 100percentt payment.

The plan imposes a 4 percent property tax increase in each of the next five years while the number of city employees has fallen.

Or a cunning Keynesian stimulus plan, imposed by stealth?

The failure of New York City Opera was the result of a "nonsense business plan imposed by the management" and "similar out of control spending".

In Britain, the economy lapsed into a double-dip recession, a result in part of a strict fiscal austerity plan imposed by the conservative government.

James Fontanella-Khan in the Financial Times (subscription) says Britain has gathered enough support to block an EU plan imposing a 40% quota for women on company boards.

Michael Zucchet, general manager of the union, said that it had already negotiated pension reforms with the city, and that the plan imposed by the ballot initiative would not save San Diego money.