Sentence examples for imposing an assessment from inspiring English sources

Imposing an assessment to recover this rebate is less common, Mr. Saft said.

"If the condominium association is imposing an assessment to repair the terraces, the terraces are a limited common element of the condominium," he said.

Moreover, Mr. Braverman said, since the resident shareholders apparently have decided to self-manage the building -- as opposed to hiring a professional managing agent -- there is no legal basis for imposing an assessment against only the sponsor for her failure to participate in the work.

Last year, the board imposed an assessment on all shareholders in the building.

Last May the government imposed an assessment of 5 cents for every $100 in deposits, on top of the regular premiums.

He added that it was fairly common for co-ops to impose an assessment equal to the total amount of the rebate received in the building.

Our board of directors has decided not to use the reserve fund for window replacement or to impose an assessment against our maintenance charges.

Since the letters for this year's abatement have already arrived, some co-ops may be tempted to impose an assessment to recapture this year's abatement now.

It is also possible, he said, that the board applied the refund as an offset against the common charges on the unit or might even have imposed an assessment equal to the refund.

Mr. Aronowitz was also one of two candidates -- the other being Mr. Leighton -- who supported reinstating a commuter tax that until its repeal in 1999 imposed an assessment on people who worked in New York City but lived in the suburbs.

Last November, our condominium's board decided to undertake a common hallway renovation project and imposed an assessment based on each unit owner's interest in the common elements.