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imposed

[im-pohzd] / ɪmˈpoʊzd /


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The deal will see Canada ease tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles that it imposed in tandem with the US in 2024.

From BBC

Separately on Friday, a federal judge in Minnesota imposed new limits on how immigration-enforcement officials can interact with demonstrators, including blocking agents from pepper-spraying or arresting peaceful protesters.

From The Wall Street Journal

Late Friday, a judge overseeing a suit brought by protesters imposed new limits on how immigration-enforcement officials can interact with demonstrators, including blocking agents from pepper-spraying or arresting peaceful protesters.

From The Wall Street Journal

Competitive balance taxes — also known as luxury taxes — are imposed when payrolls reach certain thresholds.

From Los Angeles Times

The judge imposed concurrent jail terms for those charges.

From BBC