Sentence examples for of whether gift from inspiring English sources

The Internal Revenue Service has abruptly stopped its investigation of whether gift taxes are due from fat-cat donors to nonprofit advocacy groups, which are emerging as increasingly powerful, and stealthy, players in American politics.

We asked a group of leaders from the charity sector to tell us what they'll be pushing for - from simplifying tax regimes and government contracts, to more recognition for volunteers, a ten-year test for new spending, a pledge for 10% of new government contracts to go the social sector, and an examination of whether Gift Aid could extend to charity lottery tickets, the list was long.

Age of recent sexual partner and whether gifts, favors, or money were received in exchange for sex were asked to women only; the questions about having paid in exchange for sex were asked to men only.

We go to lengths to be in attendance at weddings, though the added expense of travel and accommodation has many of us wondering whether a gift straight off the online registry will suffice.

Whether that gift of diamonds was sufficient evidence to link Mr. Taylor to charges of financing a murderous regime using conflict diamonds seemed briefly beside the point back then.

Within nine months of the time of the gift, the wife decides whether to disclaim (meaning give up) her rights to the money in the trust, depending on what Congress does.

It seems hard to tell, just by looking at the numbers of industry gifts, whether or not a unit at a regulatory agency is doing its job assiduously.

"The legal question of whether it is a gift or prize is whether the transferor is giving the property out of detached and disinterested generosity," Professor Graetz said.

Whether Cleon actually made use of that gift, and, if so, what he thought of the plays he might have seen, Thucydides doesn't say.

This could make the question of whether it was a gift or not irrelevant to whether it should have been declared.

As a result, the courts often have to resolve the troublesome question of whether a tax-free "gift" was actually a payment for services rendered.