exaction

Above all, the official Church began to be associated with financial exactions.

However, the people had to suffer from the exactions of the soldiers.

There is something of a conflict between potential opportunities and exactions here.

These exactions could lead to quarrels, especially with the Church.

They, too, had suffered from the exactions of the high and mighty.

However, the war was not over; in the next two years the city changed hands several times and suffered exactions from both sides.

None of the folk present seemed to find the exaction unreasonable.

Failure and its exactions - this is Bausch's big subject.

Yet there were two main barriers to the exaction and enforcement of such concessions.

Other people's blood; the exaction of the death penalty on Nigerians.

He also terminated the exactions of the administration officers for their personal profit.

Well, although such explanations are very painful for a woman to make, I will yield to your exaction.

The possibility of more generalised exactions on the internal economy became a real one.

His wife was born in the south, and had never known a liege lord's exactions.

Other groups could not manage the tensions and perpetrated exactions.

His exactions have reached their limit-I will not give him more."

The of the exactions was yet to come.

"There is no reason why the Palestinian people should be punished for the exactions of settlers," he told state radio.

Rural women have arguably borne the brunt of state exactions.

The period that opened up when those two sheikhs disappeared was full of exactions and violence.

"The time has come," he wrote, "when the exactions and sacrifices imposed by public service are too heavy to be continued."

"It's the fighters that are subject to these exactions."

However, in less prosperous areas the large exactions were, for many, such a burden that they still lived at subsistence level.

Exactions of a hundred sorts reduced the once powerful kingdom to poverty.

He looked toward the window and the face there seemed to suggest that he might be inadequate to the day's exactions.