It is, in effect, a kind of voluntary tax paid either by the hopeful and the fun-loving or, if one prefers, the desperate and improvident.
32.
In La Fontaine's Fables no final judgment is made, although it has been argued that the author is there making sly fun of his own notoriously improvident ways.
33.
During which short period he not only spent, by his improvident conduct and profligacy, all the money left by the late noble chief, but burdened the estates with debt.
34.
The Irish revolution itself is presented in " A Star Called Henry " as an improvident, improvised, darkly comic event in which blood lust and ruthless political calculation commingle.
35.
In the meantime, the improvident Strawberry has been sent away, perhaps forever, for the good of the game, and as an example for the country's imitative youth.
36.
What is so improvident about grazing all summer, waiting for wings, and then laying eggs that will hatch when winter has come and gone and you have come and gone with it?
37.
Sade's father, an improvident roue, was briefly a minor diplomat; his mother was a lady-in-waiting to her cousin through marriage, the Princesse de Conde.
38.
The series instead is mainly concerned with the influence upon Dickens of his improvident father, John Dickens ( Roy Dotrice ), who was a Naval clerk and who always spent more than he earned.
39.
Note, however, that I don't have enough information to gauge the tax implications of selling some of these fund positions, and from a tax point of view those moves might be improvident.
40.
On the Israeli side there is trepidation that once the West Bank is ceded to the Palestinians, improvident water management might doom both peoples to the irreparable loss of the pristine water in their sole aquifer.
