Sentence examples for fiscal equality from inspiring English sources

It rejected the measure for breaching the principle of fiscal equality between households, a cornerstone of France's tax code.

In the "royal session" of June 23, the king pledged to honour civil liberties, agreed to fiscal equality (already conceded by the nobility in its cahiers, or grievance petitions), and promised that the Estates-General would meet regularly in the future.

His list contained demands for reforms in the status of the clergy as well as for a constitution that would provide a representative government guaranteeing equality for all citizens, especially fiscal equality, thus abolishing those financial privileges that he had defended four years earlier.

She presented so compelling an argument for wifely devotion -- those bimonthly haircuts she gave her husband are legendary around the New York matrimonial bar -- and fiscal equality, that Justice Walter B. Tolub gave her exactly what she wanted; she even roped him into writing the foreword for her book.

"This has nothing to do with fiscal equality," she said.

Perhaps you can help soften the arduous road to women's fiscal and social equality by ceasing to admonish successful women for not referencing their husbands in their own personal stories.

At the same time, the perverse results of equality in fiscal arrangements had caused popular discontent and financial instability.

It's not easy to say how to balance cost/benefit considerations against considerations of liberty and equality when deliberating about fiscal policy.

Since George Osborne announced the tightest fiscal squeeze in a generation last autumn, equality campaigners have been warning that the impact will be disproportionately felt by women, who make up much of the public sector workforce.

That sounds like a proposal around which fiscal conservatives and left-leaning proponents of equality could rally.

The so-called "fast track" land reforms that began in 2000 were as much about shoring up Robert G. Mugabe's fading popularity amid a fiscal crisis as they were about promoting equality.