Having held that the individual insurance requirement was unconstitutional under the Commerce Clause, the fate of Obamacare rested on whether the mandate could be imposed as part of the taxing powers afforded to Congress.
Under the proposed VAT system, only two rates of 4% and 12.5% will be imposed on most of the products on which various kinds of sales taxes are levied at present.
Each of these sanctions would be imposed for a minimum of one year.
Under the law, cigarette packs with a net retail price of Phillipine peso11.50, excluding excise and value-added taxes, will have a P12 excise tax, while those with a net retail price tag of over P11.50 will be imposed with excise tax of P25.
It was to be imposed for each of the next 10 years on most new mortgages and re-fis for the life of the loan.
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Indiana's Evan Bayh is baying for a reduction in the hefty fees to be imposed on manufacturers of medical devices, many of whom are based in his state.
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The Rugby Football League's board of directors will meet on Friday to decide on the points penalty to be imposed as a result of the club going into administration.
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Any limitation to freedom of expression must be imposed as a truly exceptional measure, must be provided by law, and in the pursue of legitimate purpose and be proven as necessary and the least restrictive means possible .
They agreed that a deadline of April 2014 should be imposed on claims in order to avoid the cost of investigating false claims brought by claims management companies.
Lord Carloway said life imprisonment was the only penalty could be imposed for the crime of murder.
Harsher sentences will not be imposed on four members of a traveller family convicted of conspiring to force vulnerable men to work.
First, he dealt with the home secretary's ability to order a T-Pim to be imposed without the agreement of the High Court of Justice.
Among other measures, the Second Protocol specifies the sanctions to be imposed for serious violations of the Convention and defines the conditions in which individual criminal responsibility shall apply.
He has argued that no time limit should be imposed on the right of British citizens resident abroad to vote in their country of origin while they remain a citizen.
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The question Lord Justice Leveson will have to answer is whether British newspapers have so abused their power that they've lost the right to be free of regulation imposed on them by Parliament.
Under the proposal, unveiled by EC president Jose Manuel Barroso, the FTT would be imposed on the exchange of shares and bonds at a rate not lower than 0.1 percent and on derivative contracts, at a rate not lower than 0.01 percent.
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T-Pims will have a maximum time-limit of two years, after which further measures can only be imposed on an individual if there is evidence of further engagement in terrorism.
In March, the independent reviewer of terror laws, David Anderson, said TPims could prove less effective than control orders because they can be imposed for a maximum period of two years only.
This analysis is not tax advice and is not intended or written to be used, and cannot be used, for purposes of avoiding tax penalties that may be imposed on any taxpayer.
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These will have a maximum time-limit of two years, after which further measures can only be imposed on an individual if there is new evidence of engagement in terrorism-related activity.
And I think this, the answer to this question would remain to be seen, what kind of sanctions, if any, will be imposed, and what the effects would be.
Lord Lloyd argued, however, that T-Pims should be imposed according to "the balance of probabilities", which is used in civil law.
They can also be imposed upon parents as a condition of having children returned to a household in families with a history of alcohol abuse.
While sentences of imprisonment must be imposed, they can be suspended.
Romney seems to want Wall Street to keep doing what it's been doing, offering no specifics on what kinds of regulations should be imposed to put it in check.
With Greece and its private creditors still negotiating the scale of haircuts to be imposed on bondholders, this may have been too delicate a time for leaders to discuss Greece.
Baghdad insists it no longer has weapons of mass destruction and so sanctions imposed after the 1990 invasion of Kuwait should be lifted.
As historic change unfolds across the Middle East and North Africa, we agree that the pursuit of self-determination must be driven by the peoples of the region and not imposed from the outside.
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The minister replied that a charge of up to 70p per unit could be imposed, and that the higher the price the greater the effect in combating the ill-effects of alcohol.
When combined with the deleterious effects of congressionally imposed budget cuts, the impact of this amendment will be even more insidious.
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