-
shortage of food, and what food was
available was
being sold at
nearly confiscatory prices. Mussolini's once-ubiquitous
propaganda machine lost its grip...
- "****ders" and "exchange speculators" as
responsible for the shortages, and
confiscatory measures were taken. In 1931, the
remaining silver coins were replaced...
- boom had ended,
explicitly anti-foreign and
racist attacks, laws and
confiscatory taxes sought to
drive out foreigners—in
addition to
Native Americans—from...
- voters'
rejection of the
welfare state and of the tax system, both
deemed "
confiscatory"; the rise of
xenophobia against the
backdrop of
immigration which, because...
-
rising rates of
inequality on the
American middle-class
being "taxed at a
confiscatory rate."
Limbaugh expressed anti-LGBT
views and
viewed homo****ual ****ual...
-
minted in 1957 and used
until the
currency reform of 1965. In 1965, a
confiscatory monetary form was
carried out at a rate of 10:1.
Aluminium coins (dated...
-
imposed a 75
percent tax on
films produced abroad;
along with
similarly confiscatory taxes and
quota laws
enacted by
other countries, this led to a sharp...
-
Mareva ****ctions
which are
sought mainly in fraud,
breach of
trust and
confiscatory proceedings. ****ctions are most
common in
cases involving significant...
-
collusion between Israel and the Imam of
Yemen who "profited
hugely from
confiscatory taxes levied on the
Jewish community" led to a
botched operation in which...
- a tax of $10 per barrel. The
company responded that such a tax is a
confiscatory imposition penalizing it for the
success of the enterprise. The proposed...
