This cut is not as generous as it looks because other trade taxes, regarded by business as iniquitous, remain; moreover, the change will take effect only from 2001.
First, delegates voted for a motion that attacked the coalition's plan for "free schools", to be set up by charities, parents and others, as iniquitous.
This bloodshed dates back to the mid-Sixties, when Farc and the National Liberation Army (ELN) began a campaign of armed resistance against what they saw as an iniquitous government driven by rampant capitalism which had failed to empower the poor.
We accept this as fair and right (or at least not so wrong and iniquitous as to make any government look at the charitable tax status of private schools that makes this possible).
It is not so iniquitous as tossing a canvas sack over Elton John's head and swatting him with a stick until he sings "Candle in the Wind" (or stops singing it, depending on your taste), but it is dishonest, and you should not do it.
Class can operate as something tragic, or iniquitous, but it also gives substance to our identity, gives us a language for interpreting the world.
If Sherman Adams was his biggest catch of the fifties, a decade later the Connecticut senator Thomas J. Dodd presented himself as a kind of iniquitous twofer, a man sometimes too drunk to accept delivery of his bribes.
In 2007 Charlie Crist, the then Republican governor of Florida, astonished political friend and foe alike by putting a stop to what he saw as the state's iniquitous practice of withholding the vote from released prisoners.
Such iniquitous laws as those passed by tyrants are not just (I.42); nor is the title of law to be conferred upon "what bandits have agreed among themselves" (II.13).
In reaction, Pope Innocent X condemned the treaties of the peace as "null, void, invalid, iniquitous, unjust, damnable, reprobate, inane, empty of meaning and effect for all time" (quoted in Maland 1966, 16).
His determination to preserve the white minority's position in Rhodesia caused many black Africans and others to perceive him as a symbol of iniquitous white rule and racism.
