Sentence examples for ample taxes from inspiring English sources

There will be jobs for 2,500 Congolese labourers and technicians, a free clinic and school for locals and ample taxes for Kinshasa, said Mr Nolevaux.

Game on, Mitt: Where do you stand with your own taxes?" Mr. Spitzer's current campaign has released the first two pages of his returns for the last two years, suggesting that he paid ample taxes.

The production was moved at the last minute to Shreveport, La., where moviemakers can secure ample tax incentives.

Robin Hood assumed that house prices would stay pretty much the same, so that property-rich districts would continue to provide ample tax dollars to the rest of the state.

There was a point when even ruinous projects like an unfinished, unleased office tower could end up producing a profit for some investors, thanks to ample tax write-offs.

The United States government has ample taxing power to repay its bonds, and its central bank, like that of any country that controls its own currency, can as a last resort simply print the money needed, albeit at the risk of inflation.

Apparently because he believes ESOPs get ample tax breaks as it is.

The ones he will help are those that already have high incomes, adequate health care, and ample tax shelters.

There will be muni defaults, as there always are in difficult economic times -- possibly in larger numbers than when people are working, paying taxes and filling budgets of states, cities and town with ample tax revenues.

You could make a lot of money in this country, but after the New Deal, unions made sure you paid a decent wage to your workers, and government made sure the wealthy provided ample tax revenues.

In Washington, a state with no income tax and ample restrictions on local taxing authorities, cities struggle for a cut of a roaring economy.