Sentence examples for would remit from inspiring English sources

But he said that Congress should pass a fee-and-dividend carbon tax that would remit revenues to consumers.

The next month, the summons said, Mr. Scorsese and Sikelia "refused to pay the fees that were past due and advised the Starr companies that they would remit only an amount equal to the 'average' of payments made by defendants to the Starr Companies over the previous six years, or $144,300 to be paid over a two-year period".

Canada said it would remit one-third of its proceeds from the deal to the Ontario government.

Although many respondents were unsure if they would migrate, or uncertain whether or not they would remit, for those with a more definite intent to migrate, the findings indicate that slightly more were planning not to remit.

Whiteford et al. [ 41] who examined untreated samples such as waiting list participants, estimated that over 53% with diagnosed depression would remit after 12 months and found that severity affected remission.

Any risk of overtreatment in case of a disease flare that would spontaneously remit may be less serious than the risk of undertreatment resulting in long-term disability and joint damage.

"It is probable, therefore, that funds would be remitted in the first instance, to an unnamed account in a Swiss bank – and that the transfer from there to this country would take the form of a movement of banknotes.

Like the business founder, the heirs would be remitting to the U.S. Treasury a third of the take from their store shelves, whether they took their profits as dividends (meaning that a 35% corporate tax has already been paid) or as salaries (same rate, more or less).

The inclusion of this motive, even though it would clearly provide an additional incentive to remit, would not qualitatively affect our main results, which describe the effects of remittances on return plans and on the expectation and the variance of the migrant's consumption.

That would mean that the Home Secretary would either have to recommend they be pardoned or he would have to remit the case to the Court of Appeal..

Or would they merely remit the difference between the two levies to Massachusetts?