Sentence examples for system imposes a from inspiring English sources

The welfare system imposes a steep implicit tax on low-skilled workers, discouraging them from taking jobs.

The suit asked Judge John Gleeson of Federal District Court to declare that the current system "imposes a severe burden on the candidates' and voters' fundamental right to vote" and requested that the court bar the conventions.

The current tax-and-transfer system imposes a tax on work — the payroll tax — that falls heavily on low-wage labor, and poor Americans face steep marginal tax rates because of how their benefits phase out as their wages increase.

He found that Arizona's campaign finance system "imposes a substantial burden" on the free-speech rights of candidates and independent groups by penalizing them when their private spending triggers more public money for their opponents.

A fee-and-dividend system imposes a fee on the initial sale of a fossil fuel which is then redistributed to the public; the rising cost of carbon-intensive products would, it is hoped, encourage families to keep their carbon footprints low.

A DVB-RCS system imposes a certain granularity when issuing CRs.

The AC system imposes an extra load to the vehicle's engine increasing the vehicle fuel consumption and emissions.

It is considered, first, that the pension system imposes an implicit tax on postponing retirement and secondly, that this implicit tax is higher, the more redistributive the system is.

The DPC system imposes an out of phase motion of perturbed individual flames, yielding opposite heat release fluctuations which compensate each other and yield a steady global response to incoming perturbations.

As shown in Figure 10, the ML-aided system imposes an exponentially increasing complexity on the order of, when the number of users increases, while the complexity of the ABC -and PSO-aided systems required for maintaining a near-optimum performance increases only slowly.

But as a quick way to restore confidence in Europe's banking system, imposing a tougher test may be worth a try.