Sentence examples for a repatriation rate of from inspiring English sources

Senator Hagan's legislation calls for a repatriation rate of 8.75%.

— BRIAN X. CHEN Senator Kelly A. Ayotte, a New Hampshire Republican, asks Mr. Cook what the repatriation rate should be — not only for Apple but for multinational corporations around the world.

"If we had a zero rate of repatriation, by the afternoon that trillion dollars would be back in the United States.

Eurosceptics in Britain may seize the moment to call for a repatriation of powers from Brussels.

Second is a reduction in EU regulation and even a repatriation of some regulatory powers from Brussels.

As economic theory would predict, corporate managers are willing to accept a lower pretax rate of return and create jobs overseas rather than paying the repatriation tax and create jobs at home.

According to the UN Populations Division, there was a net immigration rate of 17 per 1000 people during the period 1975 1980 into Guinea-Bissau, which corresponds in time to the repatriation of Guinea-Bissauan refugees after the declaration of independence in 1974 (Figure 3) [33].

The most likely British demands are a repatriation to the UK Government of powers on employment and fisheries policies.

Under current law, Adelson's company pays low taxes on overseas profits, and rates would skyrocket under a repatriation plan favored by Obama.

Apple is one of about 20 major corporations that have been pushing for a fresh tax break, known as a "repatriation holiday," which would allow them to bring the money to the United States at a drastically reduced rate.

In 1989, after a renewed wave of refugees from Vietnam, another international conference was held and 70 governments adopted a "Comprehensive Plan of Action" aimed at controlling the rate of departures and to encourage the repatriation of asylum seekers from the region.