Sentence examples for its instrumentalities from inspiring English sources
All must have the equal protection of the law and its instrumentalities.
§ 404.1018 Work by civilians for the United States Government or its instrumentalities - wages paid after 1983.
(7), which related to partially tax-exempt interest on obligations of the United States or its instrumentalities, was struck out.
§ 404.1018a Work by civilians for the United States Government or its instrumentalities - remuneration paid prior to 1984.
Salaries of employees or officials of the Federal Government or its instrumentalities are no longer immune, under the Federal Constitution, from taxation by the States.
Whether done by the state directly or by one of its instrumentalities, the work was of a public, not private character.
In the four cases in which this Court has held that the salary of an officer or employee of one government or its instrumentality was immune from taxation by the other, it was assumed, without discussion, that the immunity of a government or its instrumentality extends to the salaries of its officers and employees.
It seems inarguable to me that coercion is coercion, whether its instrumentality is government or private power.
The burden on government of a non-discriminatory income tax applied to the salary of the employee of a government or its instrumentality is the same, whether a state or national government is concerned.
As noted at the opening of this article, modern literary critics have helped to free rhetoric from its traditional emphasis by proving its instrumentality in literary analysis—"practical criticism," as the English critic I.A. Richards called his 1929 book on the subject.
Upon evidence that certain of her uncles valuable art works had either been seized by the Nazis or expropriated by Austria after World War II, respondent filed this action in Federal District Court to recover six of the paintings from petitioners, Austria and its instrumentality, the Austrian Gallery.
