Sentence examples for imposing property from inspiring English sources

There's now talk at City Hall of imposing property taxes and a 61percentt rent increase.

Locally, residents have adopted a take-it-or-leave-it attitude toward the imposing property.

Leaving aside the difficulty of creating species to replace the ones you've wiped out, this also means imposing property rights on land being used by the people in that paradise, who you might have to turf off their land.

On August 5, 2005, Horan and O'Malley filed a lawsuit against the assessor, asking that a judge prohibit the county from imposing property taxes.

"Imposing property taxes on nonprofits in a global era is clearly just a money grab," Mr. Kiy said.

Expensive new blocks are sprouting in the most desirable central locations, while in the countryside, old wooden dachas are giving way to more imposing properties.

Kazimierz was founded in the 14th century to the south-east of the city centre and soon became a wealthy, well-populated area where construction of imposing properties became commonplace.

The Foreign Office refused, advising the island's authorities to impose property or payroll taxes.

(Should we go back to the days when states, arguing that only men of sufficient substance could be trusted, imposed property qualifications for voting?) Even if Mr. Bush is talking only about the economic future, don't workers have as much stake as property owners in the economy's success?

Although, within the domain of universals, a universal is uniquely determined by its extension, the distinction between a universal and a co-extensive imposed property (e.g. pothood and conch-shell-like-neck-hood) is an intensional distinction.

"The state or local government may impose property taxes on business property.