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Can cities impose payroll taxes without a vote of the citizens?
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It would depend on the law and constitution of the particular state.
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Does the us government have the authority to impose gun control restrictions on American citizens?
yes
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What impose mean?
"Impose" means to force something. The dictator imposed his rule without the consent of the people.
Can the US impose English nation taxes or in the military on the citizens of Puerto Rico?
No. Just the American kind.
A sentence using the word impose?
The government decided to impose stricter regulations on noise levels in residential areas to improve the quality of life for its citizens.
Under the Articles of confederation what kind of the cooperation did the states agree to?
Impose and income tax on thier citizens dedicated to supporting the operation...
Why did the congress believe that the English parliament had no right to impose on them?
Taxation without representation.
For what purpose may congress impose a tax?
One of the purposes that may make the congress to impose a tax is to increase the revenue of the government. When the revenue is increased, the federal government is able to provide the basic services to its citizens.
What change did the glorious revolution make permanant?
A king can not impose taxes without its consent
Do you say Impose on or impose to?
"Impose to" is not idiomatic English. You can say "impose on" in a sentence such as "I hate to impose on you, but do you happen to have any Grey Poupon?"
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The word "levy" means to impose a tax or more simply, to take. The state can impose a tax and then collect it from its citizens. The state can also "levy" your tax return which means they can withhold it from you if you owe taxes.
What were three improvements did pericles want to make?
Keep the democracy going after the aristocrats assassinated its leader Ephialtes. Overcome the opposition of the upper class who had formed the first political party in the assembly to oppose him. Maintain the empire which Athens had established out of the anti-Persian Delian League which it led. Spend the money it milked from the empire on beautifying Athens. Put half of the Athenian citizens on the public payroll, again financed by its 'allies'. Maintain a fleet of 100 warships to enforce collection of the annual payments from its empire. Impose control on other cities to advance its pre-eminence in the Greek world. Settle his own petty quarrels with other cities, eg Megara, leading directly to the Peloponnesian War.
