Consequently, Nasr streamlined the tax system in 739, implementing a blanket imposition (the kharaj) on all owners of agricultural land and forcing the non-Muslims to pay an additional poll tax (the jizyah).
Its solution turned out to be, as Tashköprüzade was later to say, only a drop in the ocean of problems in 'ilm al-wad'; once one took the notion of imposition seriously, implementing it as a general explanation for the relation between expression and meaning turned out to be an immense project which carried on into the twentieth century (Weiss 1987: especially 341 345).
For him, these were the samurai ruling elite of his day, and their imposition of rites, laws, and administrative government as a means of implementing the greatest peace and prosperity for the greatest number.
"Still implementing IT systems.
Rural specific barriers to implementing clinical governance include: limited staffing, resources and infrastructure, personnel and patient characteristics [ 4, 13, 16]; perceived differences in how quality patient outcomes should be measured in rural health settings [ 3, 17] and; the imposition of urban based governance systems that are a poor fit for rural health services [ 15, 17].
While this was experienced as an outside imposition, it was implemented in each VSC and seemed to have been generally accepted by those interviewed for the evaluation.
The closure of banks and imposition of capital controls – implemented under Varoufakis's stewardship – are said to have wrought at least €3bn worth of damage on the economy.
Castro's executions of Batista supporters, his failure to implement promised land reforms and his imposition of a one-party system were not actions, when taken by themselves, that would have necessarily permanently alienated Washington.
While not frightened of change per se, I am dismayed by the imposition of a political agenda implemented by hacking away at funding.
Daily vaccinations are implemented either simultaneously or sequentially, similar to the imposition of travel restrictions.
