大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 confiscatory


释义：

confiscatory adj. 充公的；没收的；征用的

例句：



Contested issues have included supposedly confiscatory taxes, a law that threatens media freedom and central-bank independence.

极具争议性的议题可能包括一项关于税收将被充公的法律，此法会危及媒体自由和中央银行独立性的法律。



One hedge-fund manager who, before the election, was terrified Mr. Obama would usher in “confiscatory” tax policies breathed a sigh of relief.

大选之前,某对冲基金经理曾担心奥巴马会开创”充公性”的税收政策,如今,他长舒了一口气.



In its ruling, the council said that its rejection was made without examining "other grievances" against the tax, such as its possible "confiscatory character".

委员会说道在裁定拒绝这个方案时，没有衡量其他违背税收的因素，比如税收可能有充公的因素。



I got many responses from readers, with a common theme being that this was silly, that even confiscatory taxes on the wealthy couldn't possibly raise enough money to matter.

文章得到许多读者的响应，有一个共同的主题，即认为这种做法属于愚蠢之举，对富人甚至征收充公般的税收也不可能筹集有足够分量的金钱。



My first goal is to attract the largest possible audience so I can charge confiscatory ad rates.


In those days Britain's socialist government taxed high earners at a confiscatory 98%.


Mr. Mickelson was beginning to spark a useful conversation about the way that confiscatory tax rates discourage productive effort.


Countries would receive credits for payments surpluses, which would be subject to confiscatory taxes if they got too big.


But it makes little sense to impose confiscatory tax rates which would collect little revenue while discouraging economic activity.


Considering income taxes more broadly, Richards exposes the hubristic absurdity of confiscatory rates.


If confiscatory taxation limits the gains needed to offset losses, fewer people will be willing to help others avoid risks.


For instance, the hefty estate tax suffered by Miss Windsor is best rectified by eliminating confiscatory estate taxes, not redefining marriage.


Five trillion is a more normal range considering how confiscatory cash remains.


Along the lines of the above, a more confiscatory estate tax is often trotted out as a way of equalizing wealth inequalities.


Even when faced with confiscatory restructuring terms, most western banks have chosen to settle rather than risk a tussle in the courts.


Throw in state and local taxes that nowadays add up to more than 9% and you could have a confiscatory marginal tax rate.


We learned in the 1980s that the best way to soak the rich is by putting a stop to confiscatory tax rates.


Too high tax rates are an economic killer because they create a confiscatory feeling that kills off any incentive for work, gain or risk.


But few if any actually paid these kinds of confiscatory rates.