| Government and state in the first half of the nineteenth century were dimly seen as agencies for the exaction of taxes. |
| As part of that, the Task Force will protect the population and end the exaction of various factions. |
| Indeed, in a bull of 1212, Pope Innocent III relaxed the obligations of prior oaths and forbade the exaction of similar oaths in the future. |
| In economic terms, the exaction which was being delivered could be thought of as a tax on land value or recoupment of community benefit. |
| Again, however, the central point is that the redistribution resulted from Soviet choice, rather than from American exaction. |
| Taking the primary definition as it was, how then did section 16 operate as to the exaction of the payment to the revenue? |
