Sentence examples for a big taxpayer from inspiring English sources

OT is already a big taxpayer.

Georgia-Pacific is a big taxpayer in Arkansas, too.

There was a big uproar by some taxpayers, but the wish of the new owners for a big taxpayer subsidy was ultimately granted after the city council prevailed in court.

In a sop to public anger at greedy financiers paying themselves small fortunes a year after receiving big taxpayer bailouts, the British government today announced it would tax bank bonuses at a rate of fifty per cent.

But hopes of big taxpayer benefits might end in disappointment, independent experts say.

But already it is clear that the Vancouver Olympics, like most of their predecessors, will not "break even" without big taxpayer subsidies.

Despite the promotion, Mr. Mayopoulos's total compensation will actually shrink as a result of the move up, as Fannie Mae hews to promises it made to reduce executive pay after the big taxpayer bailouts of Fannie and Freddie.

"His first two years were marked by massive education cuts, restrictions on women's health care, and big taxpayer giveaways," Wasserman Schultz wrote.

The former Liberal leader Malcolm Turnbull said in 2011 that continuing to use a big government taxpayer-funded scheme to reduce emissions in the long term would "become a very expensive charge on the budget in the years ahead".

Modelling has found that cutting emissions further than 5% under Direct Action would be prohibitively expensive – the same charge levelled by the Coalition minister Malcolm Turnbull when he explained in 2011 that continuing to use a big government taxpayer-funded scheme to reduce emissions in the long term would "become a very expensive charge on the budget in the years ahead".

Modelling has also found that cutting emissions further than 5% under Direct Action would be prohibitively expensive – the same charge levelled by the Coalition minister Malcolm Turnbull when he explained in 2011 that continuing to use a big government taxpayer-funded scheme to reduce emissions in the long term would "become a very expensive charge on the budget in the years ahead".