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1. The fund also will include compensation for discriminatory taxation of Jews and for personal property appropriated in the Nazi era.
2. That reduced tax was ruled by the US federal government to be illegal due to discriminatory taxation of a spirit product.
3. The justices refused to review complaints by a small Arizona railroad, which said that state's sales tax policies run afoul of a federal statute banning discriminatory taxation of railroad companies.
4. In Stein's reading, " The Wealth of Nations " could justify the Food and Drug Administration, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, mandatory employer health benefits, environmentalism and " discriminatory taxation to deter improper or luxurious behavior ."
5. Although the Secretary does suggest that the tax is so small in amount as to have no practical impact at all, we have never recognized a " de minimis " defense to a charge of discriminatory taxation under the Commerce Clause.
6. The modern court has applied it several times to strike down discriminatory taxation, ruling in a 1975 case, for example, that New Hampshire could not subject out-of-state residents to a commuter tax when New Hampshire residents paid no income tax at all.
7. Carson has argued the centralization of wealth into a class hierarchy is due to state intervention to protect the ruling class, by using a money monopoly, granting patents and subsidies to corporations, imposing discriminatory taxation, and intervening militarily to gain access to international markets.
8. "Intel, like other companies that are collectively building the ` new economy'through the products and services which form the infrastructure of e-commerce, has a great stake in the preservation of an Internet free of discriminatory taxation and regulation, " wrote F . Thomas Dunlap Jr ., Intel's vice president for law and government affairs.
9. The formal responsibility of the Yugoslav authorities for the exodus is still argued over by historians, but in many cases the pressure put on the ethnic Italians ( killings and summary executions during the first years of the exodus, replaced after 1947 by less violent forms of intimidation such as nationalization, expropriation and discriminatory taxation ) gave them little option other than emigration.