Sentence examples for enforcing contributions from inspiring English sources

The building work proved very expensive, however, and despite the mayor and bailiffs enforcing contributions and assistance from the citizens, Parliament had to be asked several times in the 1370s to assist by remitting arrears of taxes owed by Southampton.

As the conservative Justices wrote in their joint dissenting opinion, taxes are enforced contributions to support a government; penalties are punishments for unlawful acts.

Incentive protocols use reciprocity to enforce contributions.

Research suggests that the effectiveness of peer punishment depends on a group's capacity to establish and enforce contribution norms.

The enforced increased contributions, combined with the current pay freeze, equals a 15% real-terms cut since 2010.

The government has already enforced higher contributions on staff this year, to be followed by more in 2013 and 2014.

Richard Nixon raised a then unthinkable $60 million for his 1972 reelection, an effort, of course, that led to the post-Watergate establishment of the FEC to enforce campaign contribution limits.

Periodizing then combines fast multipole summation of nearest neighbors with an auxiliary global Helmholtz basis expansion to represent the distant contributions, and enforcing quasiperiodicity and radiation conditions on the unit cell walls.

But in the meantime, the NSW premier's greatest cultural contribution has been enforcing lockout laws that harm the city's cultural nightlife and push more people – including the violent ones – into casinos instead.

As stated in the literature review, one of the challenges of implementing and enforcing mandatory insurance is evasion of contributions.

His solution is a $250 limit on campaign contributions, removing tax breaks for lobbyists and enforcing sanctions for political corruption.