Sentence examples for double stamp from inspiring English sources

Since the property changes hands twice in the transaction, an Islamic mortgage is theoretically liable to double stamp duty.

Small, relatively inexpensive flats now dominate the market there, it said, as affordability constraints and double stamp duty rates on larger properties have altered demand.

"It's the double stamp of commerce and cultural diversity that has marked New York from the very beginning," Ms. Johnson said.

As most UK mortgages involve the house buyer borrowing money, the regime of a double stamp duty on those mortgages that complied with Islamic law was a significant barrier to the development of more widespread home finance for Muslims.

Rakhila Parveen, a trainee GP from Bolton, is one of many in the Muslim community who welcomed yesterday's news that the practice of paying double stamp duty on Islamic mortgages is to be abolished.

A good example of the way in which such a process of accommodation can work successfully is the Finance Act 2003, which abolished an excessive and double stamp duty on mortgages that comply with the Islamic law (Sharia) prohibiting the charging of interest.

Caffe Nero gives customers double stamps on its reward cards for reusable cups.

The physical two-way play gave way to a flurry of action in the final act, starting when Ottawa's Mason Trafford was shown a straight red card in the 68th minute for a nasty double foot stamp on Danny Szetela.

She plans to pay for it by raising corporation tax from 20% to 25% over four years, and doubling a stamp tax on borrowing operations to 0.8%.

Merckx didn't just "do" the Double, he stamped his authority all over both races with margins of victory in the double digits.

Researching the bomb provided Coster-Mullen with an outlet for a sensibility that might have been equally at home collecting tropical butterflies or double-print stamps.