Little agreement could be reached on religious matters, especially on the vexing question of the compulsory payment of tithes.
Mainly, and in the first place, a prophecy that if he does certain things he will be subjected to disagreeable consequences by way of imprisonment or compulsory payment of money.
It does not matter, so far as the given consequence, the compulsory payment, is concerned, whether the act to which it is attached is described in terms of praise or in terms of blame, or whether the law purports to prohibit it or to allow it.
The payment vehicle was used as voluntary continuous donation, contributed through a monthly water bill for 3 years, which could catch the present value of preferences for biodiversity conservation and also prevent potential protests due to compulsory payment like taxes [23].
The payment vehicle was used as voluntary continuous donation, contributed through a monthly water bill for three years, which could catch the present value of preferences for biodiversity conservation and also prevent potential protests due to compulsory payment like taxes (Rolfe et al., [2000]).
The issue of mandatory union dues moves to the SCOTUS floor from California, where schoolteacher Rebecca Friedrichs and fellow Orange County educators have banded together to fight compulsory payment of collective bargaining fees by non-members of the union.
This definition sought to ensure a specific approach to these diseases, with two aims: to protect the individual by exonerating him or her from the payment of deductibles or co-payments and, the other, to ensure the sustainability of the system, starting from the compulsory payment of contributions for at least 2 years.
At the societal level, high youth unemployment endangers the functioning of social security systems, which depend on a sufficient number of compulsory payments from workers in order to operate (Isengard 2003).
The commitment, similar to one the city made in 2013, does not directly affect the discretionary payments of about $9 million a year the city started making last year on top of its compulsory payments to the California Public Employees Retirement Systemm.
Dixon said the city will continue its aggressive paydown plan to alleviate the pressure of $320 million in unfunded employee pension liability — adding roughly $9 million a year on top of its compulsory payments to the California Public Employees Retirement Systemm — with the goal of clearing out the liability over 15 years, without cutting into services.
