Sentence examples similar to a broadly based value from inspiring English sources

Introduced in 1993, it included a flat tax of 26% applied equally to business and personal earnings and capital gains; and a broadly based value-added tax of 18%.

Politically, raising money through the tax on petrol, protests notwithstanding, has proved far easier than it would have been to collect the cash through increases in income tax or in the broadly based value-added tax or, for that matter, through congestion-based road-pricing (always dismissed as "politically impossible").This seems odd.

Sharon formed a broadly based coalition government.

They envisaged a broadly based socialist coalition government taking over.

Business was the victim of a "broadly based and consistently pursued" assault, he argued.

There has been a broadly based change in the pricing climate, said Mr King.

After 1923 the Soviet Union recognized the need for a broadly based air force.

It is sustained in part by the competition between two forces: the military, a broadly based, middle-class, undemocratic institution; and the People's Party, a broadly based, somewhat poorer, undemocratic institution (it has never held internal elections).

The difficulties will be compounded unless a broadly based government is swiftly installed in Kabul and neutral peacekeeping forces introduced.

No longer trying to construct a broadly based cultural analysis, she winds up cataloging the charming idiosyncrasies of the rich.

Now it has transformed itself through organic growth from a narrow bond house into a broadly based global investment bank.