Sentence examples for discriminating tax from inspiring English sources

But it is an intelligent, discriminating tax.

Nor is it possible under EU law to discriminate by taxing British graduates but charging fee loans to continentals.

In addition, many have also criticised the bedroom tax for discriminating against vulnerable people.

Liberal Democrat activists have dealt a blow to Nick Clegg's authority by overwhelmingly condemning the bedroom tax for discriminating against the most vulnerable in society.

Delegates voted overwhelmingly for the motion saying the tax was "discriminating against the most vulnerable in society" and calling for an immediate review of the impact of the policy.

A recent legal challenge argued that the bedroom tax discriminated against vulnerable tenants who had specially adapted "spare rooms" for reasons of disability or safety.

Although easier to administer, such a tax discriminated heavily against industries and sectors in which products were bought and sold several times, encouraging an undesirable concentration of economic power.

The charity said it would rather discriminate than take tax funds.

(One pending nominee at one point criticized the Supreme Court's ruling that Bob Jones University should lose its tax-exempt status for discriminating against black students).

It accuses China of discriminating against foreign semiconductor manufacturers by giving tax concessions to chips made in China.

(NYT) THE ADVOCATES TAX QUESTION -- The American Center for Law and Justice, a conservative religious rights group, sued the Internal Revenue Service yesterday on behalf of the Christian Coalition, accusing the agency of discriminating against the organization by denying it tax-exempt status last year.