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Meanings of poundage in anglès
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Examples for "internment"
Examples for "internment"
1
To this day, the government denies all accusations of internment and torture.
2
I sent a character reference off to the director of internment operations.
3
And the Taoiseach admitted that the internment option had not gone away.
4
I knew nothing of the internment operation, but was groggy with fatigue.
5
An internment camp teaches you things about the value of not knowing.
1
So Rupert went unpunished except by banishment and the impounding of his rents.
2
Few colonial enactments have occasioned more vexation than the impounding laws.
3
Just don't bother impounding the vehicles because it's never going to stop rev heads.
4
Yet he burst out at once, 'I thought you people were impounding her at Ostia!'
5
Other offences which could also lead to impounding include: Driving on the shoulder of the road.
1
The cab dropped them at the impoundment lot.
2
The impoundment has created unease in Japan's government, which warns that the action could affect Japanese businesses in China.
3
A recent operation from the traffic department handed out a wave of fines and impoundment notices to taxi operators in Dunoon.
4
On the land where the dragline first trod, there's a slurry impoundment rather than the wildlife habitat promised by executives in the original permit.
5
The impoundment has set off alarm bells in Japan and the country's top government spokesman warned this week it may damage Japanese business in China.
Usage of poundage in anglès
1
He resisted ship-money and the tax unlawfully imposed on tonnage and poundage.
2
Those who levied tonnage and poundage were branded with the same epithet.
3
Tonnage and poundage continued to be levied by the royal authority alone.
4
Dew shifted a lot of poundage in a surprisingly elegant manner.
5
Grateful to offload the extra poundage, I removed the hated jacket.
6
Having absconded with such prodigious poundage of material goods, perhaps they had no choice.
7
The parliament did not grant the duty of tonnage and poundage to Henry VIII.
8
He expected tonnage and poundage for the Navy for life, as was the custom.
9
I hauled it to the dining room, slightly uneasy at its lack of poundage.
10
For instance, tonnage and poundage were appropriated for naval defenses.
11
For instance, tunnage and poundage were appropriated for naval defenses.
12
First Parliament, 1626, would grant "tonnage and poundage" for only one year.
13
He knew, too, that people were buying motor cars on performance, not poundage, now.
14
Composed of a big chunk of mastiff, the beast easily outdid me in poundage.
15
He lent a lot of time to reps and poundage and it has paid off.
16
Though the bartender matched Slidell in poundage, his weight was distributed along more orthodox lines.
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