Sentence examples for enforcing collection from inspiring English sources
The Moscow arbitration court yesterday adjourned until next week hearings of a plea by Yukos to stop bailiffs from enforcing collection of its $3.4bn tax bill.
The relief prayed is that the three Acts of Congress be declared inapplicable to State Belt Railroad; that the members of the Railroad Retirement Board be enjoined, among other things, from requiring the railroad to assemble and furnish the information requested; and that the Commissioner of Internal Revenue be enjoined from enforcing collection of the taxes claimed.
The IRS instead demanded full payment, enforcing collection.
William reaffirmed this system, enforcing collection of the geld through his new system of sheriffs and increasing the taxes on trade.
Most states have gotten rid of toll gates and focused more on enforcing collections with mixed responses, said P. J. Wilkins, executive director of the Delaware-based Delaware-based E-ZPass E-ZPass Grouptoll anencies associationtates that share equipment and business practices.
The tactless attempts the government made in the following year to enforce collection of the tax led to the outbreak of the Peasants Revoltt.
These measures would have made it cheap and easy for banks to extend credit -- using the new paper as collateral -- and to enforce collection for nonpayment.
She also claimed the same 14-year-old legislation authorised the enforced collection of personal communications data from "a wide range of providers" of internet and phone services.
(b GSA is authorized to use mailing addresses obtained under paragraph (a) of this section to enforce collection of a delinquent debt and may disclose such mailing addresses to other agencies and to collection agencies for collection purposes.
It has been suggested that, should the state of the domicile be unable to enforce collection of the tax laid by it upon the transfer, then in practice all taxation thereon might be evaded.
The committee of MSPs stated that while there are "significant resource implications" in requiring the board to do this, it would be "better placed to maintain and enforce collection systems".
