Sentence examples for pay assessed from inspiring English sources

As a result, throughout northern India zamindars either revolted violently or simply refused to pay assessed revenues.

Immigrants who have lived in the country since Dec. 31, 2011, could apply for registered provisional immigrant status if they pass a criminal background check, pay assessed taxes and also pay application fees and a $1,000 penalty.

The utilities of 45 implant, 40 denture and 42 CDB patients were assessed in a survey, and the standard gamble utility for implants and CDB was 95 and 87 respectively with corresponding willingness-to-pay assessed at 4,153 and 439 UK pounds[ 12].

As an alternative, ministers said firms seeking public contracts would have their willingness and ability to pay the living wage assessed.

Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the government's own last-minute amendments to the bill meant companies bidding for public contracts would will have their willingness and ability to pay the living wage assessed.

Without it, the current crises will drag on well into the next millennium.CHRISTOPHER LINGLECleveland, OhioUNfairSIR In your article on the United Nations and the failure of the United States to pay its assessed contributions (January 10th), you state that: "This month the UN, which has long raided its peacekeeping budget to pay its staff, moved on to its pension fund".

At times as many as one-half of member states could not or would not pay their assessed contributions.

Given the perverse relationship of wealth to property taxes, Trenton residents pay $3.76 per $100 of assessed valuation, while in Princeton the rate is $2.16.

In 1997, the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit required the city to pay damages assessed against Mr. Burge in a civil case alleging torture.

To be sure, the Obama administration has taken a number of significant and concrete steps to renew America's support for international law, including working with Congress to ensure the United States fulfills its U.N. Charter obligations to pay its assessed share of the organization's expenses.

In addition to willingness to pay, we assessed willingness to contribute labor to such actions.