The highest annual percentage rate which may be imposed under the plan.
No sentence was imposed under the third count as the Court held that that count was merged in the second.
Both taxes were imposed under the power granted by the Constitution of Tennessee to lay a privilege tax.
204, 60 L.Ed. 392, the exaction was held unlawful, though imposed under the guise of an assessment for alleged betterments.
The tax increases and spending cuts imposed under the terms of the bailout program have prompted street protests and strikes.
Many sanctions are imposed under the rubric of executive orders, and not always black and white for lawyers interpreting them.
What Greece is offering: Supplementary income tax payments imposed under the previous bailout programmes are to be raised.
The narrow evidence requirements were first imposed under the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders (Laspo) Act of 2012.
to distinguish between general taxes and those imposed under the Social Security Act, id., at 260, quoted ante, at 11, is unavailing.
In fact, the habeas court found that the sentence actually imposed was more severe than that which could have been imposed under the misdemeanor charge.
Still, authors such as Jean Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Albert Camus accepted the restrictions and censorship imposed under the Nazi occupation and continued to publish.
