The fortune was founded upon trade in (among other goods) textiles, tea, dried fruit, metals and, when the link with China developed, opium, as well as property in Bombay, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
One of the arguments repudiated was that the tax was a burden upon commerce among the states.
Rep. 958, a tax imposed by Pennsylvania upon a railroad company incorporated in another state, and whose line extended from Philadelphia into other states, for the privilege of keeping an office in Pennsylvania, to be used by its officers, stockholders, agents, and employes, was a tax upon commerce among the states, and therefore void.
Any local regulation which, in terms or by its necessary operation, denies this equality in the markets of a state, is, when applied to the people and products or industries of other states, a direct burden upon commerce among the states, and therefore void.
The clinical success of liver transplantation is founded upon years of experimental research.
It is of the essence of the British commercial spirit to push our manufactures into every land where they can be disposed of to advantage; and we have never heard of any impediment to commerce founded upon such a fact as that the moral state of the country with which our interchange of commodities took place was not such as we could conscientiously approve of.
The solution is founded upon temporal linear correlation among sensor data.
For a group of organizations that were founded upon the idea of fostering lifelong relationships among women, it is telling of their prevailing ideologies that they still choose to present such a limited and racially homogeneous version of sisterhood.
Such self-confidence is founded upon primary-relationships consisting of strong emotional ties among a select group.
Chief among the principles that America is founded upon is that of religious freedom, and that includes Christianity.
Also, most scientists hold that the predicate must apply to evidence not used in deriving the law: though the law is founded upon experience, it must predict or help one to understand matters not included among those experiences.
