Examples of 'also impose' in a sentence
Meaning of "also impose"
also impose: This phrase typically refers to the act of applying rules, regulations, or restrictions, in addition to something else. It suggests an additional requirement or limitation being placed on a situation or individual
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Some states also impose similar requirements.
So now we will also impose.
They also impose stringent procedural requirements.
The court may also impose a fine.
They also impose inequitable burdens of work on women.
Local governments may also impose an excise tax.
It will also impose this obligation on its customers.
Other affected agencies may also impose conditions.
They may also impose additional rules.
The statutes of an association may also impose entry fees.
We should also impose campaign spending limits.
Externally generated deadlines could also impose a common schedule.
Many also impose a requirement for further training.
Inefficiencies in public administration also impose a high burden on entrepreneurs.
But also impose on you all the obligations.
All provinces and territories also impose a corporate income tax.
They also impose discipline if required.
The demands we impose upon others we must also impose upon ourselves.
The phratries also impose some restrictions on marriage.
The model would bring freedom of choice but also impose obligations.
The judge may also impose community service.
In cases of financial irregularities the State Comptroller may also impose monetary sanctions.
Rightsholders can also impose special conditions.
They also impose an obligation to record and notify catches and landings.
Your insurance policy may also impose certain terms and conditions.
It can also impose binding arbitration or a new contract on the disputing parties.
The proposed ordinance would also impose a licensing tax on tobacco stores.
We also impose a minimum order quantity for custom built touch screens.
Consultancies did however also impose some further demands on supervisors.
Despite the clear benefits, stronger prudential standards also impose costs.
Most states also impose a corporate income tax.
Rules of origin attached to preferential trading arrangements also impose new demands on customs officials.
Judges could also impose a more consequential penalty.
Where needed for better air quality jurisdictions can also impose stricter requirements on industry.
The proposals also impose restrictions on public consumption.
The court in the Member State may also impose other sanctions.
Most people also impose a ceiling on receiving money.
Different applications and uses ofthe present invention may also impose different requirements of the formulation.
Most also impose the death penalty on women apostates.
These useful properties may unfortunately also impose unusual risks to humans and the environment.
They also impose risks to you and your family.
Canada and Mexico should also impose same restrictions.
It would also impose a duty on the international community to act on a basis of equity.
The ICO may also impose fines.
They also impose a heavy toll on the economy and result in underutilisation of talent.
All provinces and territories also impose product taxes on gasoline and diesel fuel.
They also impose restrictions on aid to certain sectors where the problem of surplus.
The stability of the resins may also impose an upper limit on the operating temperature.
We also impose the Neumann boundary conditions.
The mandatory character involved would also impose unreasonable additional costs on the parties concerned.
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