Sentence examples for were imposed to pay from inspiring English sources
From 1st January 1992, the employers were imposed to pay the first 2 weeks of every period of sickness absence; this period is not present in the official registers.
The 1224 assessment was based on ploughteams, and was imposed to pay for the restitution of the lost lands in France.
They include the employer and individual mandates; the federal subsidies for insurance policies purchased on government-run exchanges; the expansion of Medicaid to households that are living slightly above the poverty line; and the taxes on wealthy households that were imposed to help pay for the reform.
The other is the payroll taxes imposed to pay for Social Security and Medicare benefits.
One Saudi official contended that United States oil companies refused to invest in added capacity even when refining margins were high, and though the Saudis do not want to be drawn into the political debate about the mandate for the new cleaner fuel, this official asserted that the rules were imposed without paying attention to the situation of United States refiners.
Penalties were imposed and the schools agreed to pay £3m into a fund to assist pupils.
"Here, the first forms of taxation were imposed by princes, usually foreign, to pay for their own battles.
WASHINGTON — The House voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to repeal burdensome tax-reporting requirements that were imposed on small businesses to help pay for the expansion of health insurance coverage under the new health care law.
And they didn't touch the principal, hence the ridiculously high primary budget surplus that is being imposed in order to pay down the debt over the long term, especially with so little economic growth.
Since sanctions were imposed, the lack of oil revenue to pay for food imports (which are not themselves banned) has made the country turn instead to local agriculture.
The Controls prevented a bank run, after losses were imposed on large uninsured depositors to help pay for its aid package.
