Imposts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPOSTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMPOST, to determine customs duties
NOUN:
• a tax or similar compulsory payment
• the weight carried by a horse as a handicap.
• the top course of a pillar that supports an arch.

Words related to IMPOSTS

impost10 imposted13 imposting14

How to use IMPOSTS in a sentence

• Besides, many new imposts of different kinds were devised to gratify his avarice.
• Numerous tribes, located in the Atlas, escape the notice of the imposts of imperial authority.
• The Sheikh of Wadnoun pays no tithes nor other imposts, and only sends an annual present as a mark of vassal-homage to the Emperor.
• It cannot, therefore, be doubted that it is now necessary to stop in our career of expenses, and to inquire how much longer this weight of imposts can possibly be supported.
• No State shall lay any imposts or duties which may interfere with any treaties entered into by the United States.
• Commerce between independent powers or communities is universally regulated by duties and imposts.
• A power, then, to impose such duties and imposts in regard to foreign nations and to prevent any on the trade between the States was the only power granted.
• This authority I suppose to be derived chiefly from the power of regulating commerce with foreign nations and among the States and the power of laying and collecting imposts.
• She would, of course, suffer in a double light from restraining the jurisdiction of the Union to commercial imposts.
• He had very much augmented the imposts without assembling the estates, and without caring for the old public liberties.
• Necker, who had no idea of having recourse to either bankruptcy or imposts, made unreserved use of the system of loans.
• It had been found necessary to bury Colbert by night to avoid the insults of the people, who imputed to him the imposts which crushed them.
• England is suffering for food, and she takes off everything like imposts on the eatables, while she taxes tobacco to the amount of many hundred per cent.
• To reward Leyden for her heroic defense, he left her her choice between exemption from certain imposts or the foundation of a university.
• The power confided to him would be used to hold, occupy, and possess the property and places belonging to the government, and to collect the duties and imposts.
• Even at this early period of his reign he had abolished some vexatious imposts.
• The plan of equal imposts presents difficulties insurmountable.
• Besides, who should have a right of deciding when the imposts were equal.
• There is no direct evidence as to the actual method of placing the imposts upon the uprights.
• It has been suggested, and with every show of reason, that one extremity of the imposts would be raised and packed with timber.
• Warned by their recent defeats, ministers, on the completion of their financial arrangements of this year made several reductions in the imposts.
• The committee of the commons reported that the imposts were injurious to British trade, and that Hanover rendered no return.
• The discontent with the vicious government had been extreme, and the imposts now levied were less onerous than those which had been wasted in profusion and extravagance.
• The gentleman very well knows that all duties and imposts must be uniform throughout the country.
• Everywhere, the people were told that it was to be a government with direct powers to make laws over individuals, and to lay taxes and imposts without the consent of the States.
• Not a trifling advantage consists in the absence of all vexatious imposts or burdens.
• They were also the tax-farmers, who operated in the case of those imposts which were still left indirect.
• He led in the resistance to the Stamp Act and in other ways he united his colony in solid resistance to the attempt to levy taxes and imposts without their consent.
• He held a responsible post under Government, that of receiver of public imposts, and seems to have stood on terms of friendship with many of the Arab nobles.
• In future, you will comply with the orders given you in regard to this, endeavoring to have both imposts collected with as much gentleness as possible.

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