Sentence examples for deduction justice from inspiring English sources
"On Ransom's view, for example, a debtor entering bankruptcy might purchase for a song a junkyard car" to take advantage of the deduction, Justice Kagan wrote.
However, if this deduction offends your sense of justice, you're certainly free to reject it, just as you are free to send some extra money to the I.R.S. if you feel the income tax is not nearly as progressive as it ought to be.
Prevent the deduction, and give homeowners the justice they deserve.
This is not a concession to Hume's argument, since Rawls envisions the parties' selection of the principles of justice as part of this conjectured deduction (JF 133).
A six-point deduction next season "would have carried the force of natural justice", he said, but the saga "made a mockery of the whole idea that football has governance".
In 1863, Chief Justice Roger Taney of the U.S. Supreme Court complained to the Treasury secretary about the deductions from federal judges' paychecks, contending that the tax violated the separation of powers.
The Tax Justice Network says as a "starting point" Australia should adopt Labor's policy for interest deductions to be assessed on the debt-to-equity ratio of a company's global operations.
Figures released by the justice minister Helen Grant show it also lost £1,464 through what are politely described as "service credits" — cash deductions imposed for failing to fulfill the contract.
Justice Kagan, writing for the eight-justice majority, said "a debtor who does not make loan or lease payments may not take the car-ownership deduction".
