The theory of the tax immunity of either government, state or national, and its instrumentalities, from taxation by the other, has been rested upon an implied limitation on the taxing power of each, such as to forestall undue interference, through the exercise of that power, with the governmental activities of the other.
It combines scathing criticism of claims to authority for the bible by religious authorities, with an expression of confidence in a divinely ordered world, revealed in nature through the exercise of reason, that drew heavily on the lectures he had attended in London prior to leaving for America, given by James Ferguson and Benjamin Martin.
It is through the exercise of doubt that we get to raise the key question as to whether we necessarily have to posit a transcendent reality existing independently of consciousness as the source of validation for knowledge.
With an appreciation of American history, there are plenty of reasons to believe that through the exercise of religious respect and inclusion that we will be a stronger and more united country.
Moreover, we might plausibly think, it is only through the exercise of one's autonomy that one can define one's own well-being as a person, so that a lover's failure to respect the beloved's autonomy would be a failure to promote her well-being and therefore not an expression of love, contrary to what Ebels-Duggan suggests.
The exclusion seems to be accomplished through the exercise of integrative inner mechanisms that focus one's awareness on selected parts of potential experience.
It is possible to accept that some can have much more than others if one of two conditions are met: either that they reached this position through the exercise of their unique and remarkable talent; or that this inequality is good for everyone.
Its moral potency is perhaps greatest when it presents not systems but human beings in action, so that through the exercise of the imagination the reader can see his own customs and philosophies as he sees theirs: as some among many of the countless adjustments and solutions to human problems that different circumstances and humans' endlessly varied and resourceful nature have produced.
"It's keeping our roots yet at the same time trying to evolve," said Nathalie de Gunzburg, chairman of Dia's board, who explained that after going through the exercise of looking at locations from Harlem to the Bowery, the board finally saw that the answer was, as she put it, "right in front of us".
That is why we must insist that institutions go through the exercise of planning for their dissolution in the event of crisis before a crisis comes.
It's only through the exercise of observation and the application of invention that the ordinary becomes, in itself, extraordinary.
