But it would be better to replace such deductions for everyone with targeted credits, abolish the alternative minimum tax (an absurd parallel tax system that ensnares a sizeable chunk of the upper middle class), and implement a broad sales tax.
Based on direct digital frequency synthesis technology, we design and implement a broad band linear modulation signal generator, with output frequency of 4.8 GHz, bandwidth of 600 MHz.
But between 1886, when George lost the mayoral race, and the presidency of FDR, American progressives invented, fought for and implemented a broad range of new social and political institutions to make capitalism serve the whole of society -- ranging from trust-busting, to the income tax, to the welfare state.
The traditional model was that industry directly sponsored and ran registration studies, and provided academic grants to enable co-operative groups to implement a broader range of supporting studies across a range of tumour types.
They suggest that government policies to implement a broader range of adaptation measures might be hampered by institutional cultures formed when structural, engineered approaches were the norm.
The solution to implement a broader, widespread ban on synthetic chemicals has yet to overcome legislative hurdles.
African leaders, the United Nations, the United States and China (a major new regional investor) must exert more pressure on all parties — starting with Mr. Kabila and Mr. Kagame — to implement a broad peace agreement, not just another unstable cease-fire.
Health promotion programs implement a broad array of interventions to ensure optimal health and to prevent illness across the life span, at national, provincial, and community levels, involving multiple sectors of Government, notably Ministries of Education, Finance, Transportation, and Communication.
Because Mr. Bush works in a disciplined way to implement a broad strategy, he has been able to set the stage calmly and methodically for a potentially far-reaching performance.
Ron Suskind argued that Mr. Obama's bold campaign promises to implement a broad swath of new fiscal regulations gave way to Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner's more tepid, Wall Street-friendly approach.
