The usurer will go on hanging the cozener as long as we have a society based, in part, on usury. |
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Make no mistake, this is high-street robbery and amounts to usury in all but name! |
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The recondite topic of usury allowed Noonan to consider the problem of doctrinal development at greater length. |
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Any future credits and moneys loaned will be loaned at a rate of seven percent usury. |
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Although usury was theoretically forbidden, in practice it was allowed at rates of no more than ten percent per annum. |
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But where do you draw the line between this kind of usury and legitimate lending? |
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The loan scheme is in fact a case of state-sponsored usury, carried out at the expense of young people. |
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As Mongolian incomes tended to be seasonal there was ample opportunity for usury. |
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Fighting against usury and the persecution of debtors has a long religious history as well as a social justice lineage. |
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The superpower of the ancient world was influenced both by God and by the demons of materialism, violence, self-love, fraud, and usury. |
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This debt was created artificially, by usury, which technically is morally unlawful, which is therefore, lawfully a crime. |
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The chapter on usury will be of particular interest for those concerned about the church's current teaching on contraception. |
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He was litigious, speculated cannily on the property market, hoarded grain in times of shortage and may have practised usury. |
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I think an economy should be based on thrift, on taking care of things, not on theft, usury, seduction, waste, and ruin. |
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Yet for hundreds of years there were denunciations of usury and severe punishments inflicted for its practice. |
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Any moneys still due us under the old standard terms of twenty percent usury will be reduced to ten percent usury as a matter of good will. |
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The term was 29 years, and the loans were described as compere or purchases to evade the church's usury laws. |
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We need a new Prescription for America, a regulatory structure which puts a ceiling on drug company profits the same way credit laws establish what constitutes usury. |
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Of course that had to be paid, but when the amount of interest becomes usury, that is not fair, that is not just, and that's the actual situation. |
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There is certainly a need to ensure consumers that usury interest rates are not allowed in this country. |
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It is also argued that regulating usury may constitute a market restriction, depriving those consumers who most require it of credit. |
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In practice, however, usury occurs in cases where consumers do not enjoy freedom of choice. |
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The state is supporting this usury, for instance by introducing mechanisms to facilitate debt collection. |
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They also practised usury, charging an interest rate of 5 per cent a day. |
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End impunity for labour rights violations, including various forms of exploitation, fraud, and usury. |
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His idea was to fight usury and usurious loans and to offer a true instrument of economic emancipation. |
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Since the usury cap was an amendment to the state's constitution, only a statewide referendum or federal legislation, which would override the state's constitution, can abolish it. |
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Angered by the carnage of World War I, Pound lost faith in England and blamed the war on usury and international capitalism. |
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With regard to trade and the financial world he was more liberal than Luther, but both were strictly opposed to usury. |
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The ACHR also prohibits usury and other exploitation, which is unique amongst human rights instruments. |
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But in this world, simple walking is a Cockaigne miracle, like honest usury and pious bawdry. |
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For example, it is known that it relieved tax for widows and orphans, and protected the poor from the usury of the rich. |
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Yet even with the tax break, Texarkana, Arkansas, still cannot compete with Texas because of the usury law. And that is unlikely to change any time soon. |
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In Italy, the Criminal Code stipulates usury as a crime, but it does not include a precise definition of what constitutes a usurious rate of interest. |
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Policies like interest rate ceilings, usury laws, and credit subsidies or targeted lending, all can contribute to a distorted enabling environment for financial intermediation. |
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Sixth, I advise that usury be prohibited to them, and that all cash and treasure of silver and gold be taken from them and put aside for safekeeping. |
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Among his perspectives are the fruit of usury, Samson Sybariticus, revolution and romance, killing no murder, uxorious usurers, and blind man's bluff. |
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Although there was no banking in the Mauryan society, usury was customary. |
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