Sentence examples for he remitted from inspiring English sources
He brought paintings of the king of the Southern Barbarians, and a painting of himself, which he remitted.
It is recorded that he remitted a portrait of Pope Paul V, a portrait of himself in prayer (shown above), and a set of Ceylonese and Indonesian daggers acquired in the Philippines, all preserved today in the Sendai City Museum.
He remitted just four ships, among them the Fujisan, but he then escaped north with the remnants of the Shogun's Navy (eight steam warships: Kaiten, Banryū, Chiyodagata, Chōgei, Kaiyō Maru, Kanrin Maru, Mikaho and Shinsoku), and 2,000 members of the navy, in the hope of staging a counter-attack together with the northern daimyo.
He asked the 20 largest insurance providers how much they remitted in 2009, and he asked the 20 largest states how much they had received.
For example, a baker might pay five cents VAT on flour and collect 25 cents VAT on the bread he sells, remitting 20 cents to the government.An analysis for The Economist by the Tax Policy Centre estimates that a 5% VAT that exempted education, housing, and religious and charitable services would raise a net $324 billion in 2014 and $411 billion in 2019.
Seneca claimed that "Pardon is given to a man who ought to be punished; but a wise man does nothing that he ought not to do, omits to do nothing which he ought to do; therefore he does not remit a punishment which he ought to exact".
He began his reign on a note of resolution and common sense; he paid state debts, remitted overdue taxes, and reduced expenditures.
That's outside her remit.
He was found guilty, but his sentence was remitted in October 1976, and he resumed teaching.
He pleaded guilty and was remitted back then to Birmingham youth court to be sentenced.
The "Magistrate" he says "may remit deserved punishment where the "publick good demands not the execution of the Law", but he cannot "remit the satisfaction due to any private Man, for the damage he has received" (Locke 1689: sec 11).
