fifteenths and tenths造句

例句与造句

1. The last fifteenth and tenth was voted in 1624, from which date this old-established form disappeared leaving the subsidy only.
2. Elizabeth's first Parliament voted her two fifteenths and tenths plus a subsidy, or, taking the usual values, ?60, 000.
3. In his two seasons, Darr's Gators finished second and third in the SEC, and fifteenth and tenth nationally at the NCAA championship tournament.
4. However, old habits proved too strong and the subsidy slipped into the same groove as that of the fifteenth and tenth, in practice becoming a grant of about the same amount as the yield of the preceding subsidy ( Dowell ).
5. The direct grants of the parliaments of James I far exceeded those of earlier reigns-for example, in 1606 fifteenths and tenths, three lay and four clerical subsidies-although efforts to extend other sources of revenue by exercising the royal prerogative naturally reacted on this spirit of liberality.
6. It's difficult to find fifteenths and tenths in a sentence. 用fifteenths and tenths造句挺难的
7. Shuart continued to be represented in tax records in the 17th century : in 1624 it was assessed as a " vill " at the rate of ?.6s . 4d ( ?.32 ) for the archaic taxes known as " fifteenths and tenths "  this rate had been fixed in 1334, and may be compared with the rate for St Nicholas-at-Wade of ?0.7s ( ?0.35 ) | group = Fn } }  and Shuart appears as a borgh, or tithing, in records of the Hearth Tax for 1673.
8. Each subsequent roll of " particule compoti " [ i . e . " particulars of account ", the documents that I have previously described as " communal assessments " and am citing from the E 179 Database in connection with 15ths and 10ths ] was thereafter copied from one of the preceding ones, and if one were mislaid another would serve equally well . . . In [ 1433 a rebate ] was deducted on a pro-rata basis from the amounts due to the counties for a fifteenth and tenth, and redistributed to townships afflicted by natural disaster or economic decline . . . . By about 1486 the rebates given to each township had become fixed, and this standardization came to be reflected in the particulars of account; these included the standard deductions as a matter of course and were again simply copied from roll to roll until the last levy of fifteenths and tenths in 1625 . . . [ M ] ost [ particulars of account for 15ths and 10ths ] are merely word-for-word copies of their predecessors . . . There are, however, some exceptions.
9. Each subsequent roll of " particule compoti " [ i . e . " particulars of account ", the documents that I have previously described as " communal assessments " and am citing from the E 179 Database in connection with 15ths and 10ths ] was thereafter copied from one of the preceding ones, and if one were mislaid another would serve equally well . . . In [ 1433 a rebate ] was deducted on a pro-rata basis from the amounts due to the counties for a fifteenth and tenth, and redistributed to townships afflicted by natural disaster or economic decline . . . . By about 1486 the rebates given to each township had become fixed, and this standardization came to be reflected in the particulars of account; these included the standard deductions as a matter of course and were again simply copied from roll to roll until the last levy of fifteenths and tenths in 1625 . . . [ M ] ost [ particulars of account for 15ths and 10ths ] are merely word-for-word copies of their predecessors . . . There are, however, some exceptions.