Sentence examples for delinquent state from inspiring English sources

It will allow delinquent state taxpayers to avoid penalties if they pay up between May 1 and June 25 , 2009

Mr. Bullard cited the work of the economist Russell Cooper of the European University Institute, who has proposed creating a penalty called "Euroization," in which a delinquent state would stay in the euro zone but lose its voting rights and its access to the E.C.B.'s lending window until its fiscal behavior improved.

Tapping into the fear of public humiliation to get Californians to pay up on delinquent state income taxes, the state has released a list of California's 224 worst scofflaws, including celebrities Dionne Warwick, O.J. Simpson and comedian Sinbad.

In addition, the Articles gave the weak federal government no taxing power: it was wholly dependent on the states for its money, and had no power to force delinquent states to pay.

But before any of that can happen, the court must have a hearing to decide whether the defendants should be declared delinquents under state law, Mr. Lacks said.

The Missouri Supreme Court already suspended her license for four months in early 2013, because she was delinquent on her state income taxes.

The MDYS service population is representative of delinquent youth in state-mandated residential care nationally with regard to the age, gender, and number of state youth incarcerated per 100,000 adolescents [ 31].

But not all stars benefit from college coaching's depth chart for delinquents, as Ohio State's Maurice Clarett discovered yesterday.

In some American states, delinquent dads are liable to find their faces in newspapers or on the sides of milk cartons; some places round them up and sling them in jail for an afternoon.But no amount of reform will reverse the social change that has steadily increased the CSA's workload and added to its problems.

Plattner et al. [ 26] confirmed that delinquents experienced higher state and trait negative emotions, including anger, than did control participants.

To stave off foreclosure, Ms. Bryant said, she was desperate to work out a payment plan, but the agency's offer required her to sign an agreement to allow her payments to go toward collection costs before being applied to her delinquent dues, circumventing a state law requiring that payments go toward the original debt before being applied to fees.