To an action of trespass and false imprisonment, the defendant justified by his plea under "a writ for not paying of money assessed upon the plaintiff towards the finding of a ship.
But subsidies are assessed on property, not only on income; and on personal as well as real property.
In Domesday, as the county town, it was entered apart from the rest of the shire, and was assessed at half a hundred for the host and for ship service.
Of thirty householders of the parish of Saint Helen Stonegate, who, in the year 1574, were assessed to the relief of the poor, Edward Turner paid the highest rate.
These two last classes are levied chiefly in the form of an equal rate assessed upon the estimated value of all property, real and personal.
Fifty-six boroughs were wholly disfranchised; those in which the population fell short of a certain number (2000), and where the amount of assessed taxes paid by the inhabitants was correspondingly small.
Absentee landlords to assess their own lands, the State reserving the right to purchase such lands at their assessed value plus 10 per cent.
The jury brought in a verdict of guilty and the judge assessed his punishment at ten months on the county farm.
Footnote 392: The Triple Assessment, based on the individual's previous payment to the various taxes on expenditure which Pitt had grouped together as the Assessed Taxes.
The remainder of the sum is that which must be raised either by a tax within the year, in the same manner as the assessed tax bill of last year, or by a loan.
He paid over the subsidy agreed upon, which was assessed at something approaching two millions sterling, and made many other gifts.
Real estate in the latter city was assessed in 1836 at more than it was in the greatly larger and richer city of fifteen years later.
Saladin Tithe" for the service of the crusade to be assessed by local jurors.
He preserves his authority and the immunities of the church by retaining the right to sanction whatever taxes may be assessed on the clergy and the possessions of the church.
Taxes and dues are assessed on the clergy and ecclesiastical persons, not because of their ecclesiastical property, but because of their fiefs and other possessions.
Parishes were to be assessed at a certain number of men, and if they failed to supply them a moderate fine was to be laid upon them, to go to the general recruiting fund.
This surplus he intended to employ in reducing some taxes which he regarded as particularly heavy, such as those on soap, on marine insurances, and some of the assessed taxes.
The degree of risk is assessed by considering the foreign nature of these infectious diseases, their severity, and the probability of being affected by the diseases present.
Field Listing :: Major infectious diseases This entry lists major infectious diseases likely to be encountered in countries where the risk of such diseases is assessed to be very high as compared to the United States.
In Sandwich the tax on foreigners was assessed by the mayor and jurats.
Taxes might only be assessed by will of the whole commonalty[739] or of the greater part of the same.
You are dealt with in this entirely Prussian manner--possibly the committee, which knows little of your financial difficulties in your home, has just assessed you arbitrarily.
It is practiced against a farmer who has taken only one hundred dollars when he was assessed a hundred and fifty--and this is to make him "come across" with the remainder.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "assessed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: assessed; measured; plotted; prized; quantified; rated; valued; worth
