Sentence examples for amount to a new from inspiring English sources

"If this proposal becomes law, it will amount to a new tax on New York homeowners," David Kittle, the mortgage bankers' chairman-elect, said in a prepared statement.

In a news release, landlords complained that it would amount to a new tax.

Did it amount to a new Ideal?

They can amount to a new form of civil death.

All told, the developments amount to a new degree of attention on trade.

That might not amount to a new industrial policy but it would work a lot better.

Speaking through a translator at a news conference, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said the trafficking of migrants amounted to "a new slave trade".

Whether all this amounts to a "new paradigm", as Mr Lofts claims, remains to be seen.

Environmental lawyers said the resolution amounted to a "new manifesto" against the EPA regulating carbon pollution.

For these people, council tax benefit localisation arguably amounts to a new poll tax.

That is likely to require a far bolder constitutional rethink perhaps amounting to a new federal United Kingdom.