Sentence examples for which would be collected from inspiring English sources

Among the measures Mr. Venizelos announced on Sunday was a temporary property tax, ranging from 50 cents to 10 euros a square meter, depending on the value of the property, which would be collected for two years.

The tax aims to raise money (the EU thinks it could fill its own and national coffers with as much as €55 billion a year, some 60-70% of which would be collected in Britain) while also discouraging the trading and speculation that many European politicians blame for the financial crisis.

Ministers want people with a disposal income of £68 a week or more pay a financial contribution, which would be collected by solicitors themselves.

When high voltage was applied across the solution and the grounded collector, the solutions in the syringe would be ejected from the tip of the needle to generate fibers, which would be collected on the grounded collector.

Lowell published recollections of his journey in several magazines, many of which would be collected years later as Fireside Travels (1867).

He plans to include tree seeds in later iterations, which would be collected from the bins for managed planting in forests as far afield as Washington state and South America.

Poe did not take part in selecting which tales would be collected.

However, it is important to note that the conditions under which these specimens were collected are different from the field conditions in which actual specimens would be collected.

The actual amount that would be transferred, based on 2001 revenue, would be $172.3 million, but within that similar sum, the wealthier clubs would be hit much harder because of the method under which the money would be collected and distributed.

These cameras would be placed in a location by their purchaser and left there for 100 years at which point they would be collected and the photos featured in a museum.

Parents were not informed ahead of time on which days data would be collected.