Sentence examples for as a vat from inspiring English sources

At our wedding, she presented a homemade foie gras that was devoured as soon as it hit the table - as well as a vat of delicious chocolate mousse.

"Some even support imposing a new tax that generations of conservatives have fought against, called a Value Added Tax – also known as a VAT.

In the program notes its owner described how imagination became reality, as a vat of coffee dye, streaked with foaming milk, turned into swirling patterns.

This may not be as eye-catching as a VAT holiday, but in terms of where the global economy will be in 10 or even five years' time, it makes far more sense.

Each country would pledge a specified tax (such as a VAT surcharge) to provide the cash.So far Mrs Merkel has opposed all forms of mutualisation (and did so again this week see Charlemagne).

The IMF has said such a plan B should include policies Labour has long called for – including temporary tax cuts, such as a VAT reduction, and bringing forward long-term infrastructure investment.

First, when a player pays an agent for advising him, the player as an individual pays VAT and cannot reclaim it, whereas a club, as a VAT-registered company, can reclaim the VAT.

The customer was theoretically to pay £2.50 out of every £100 to a separate company as a VAT-free "card-handling fee".

A VAT of 17.5% is now imposed in Britain, and 20% is being proposed; while some EU countries already have a VAT as high as 25%.

Every European country has a VAT (some as high as 25%), and many have wanted to see it installed in the U.S. The key problem with the VAT is that once implemented, the rate always goes higher.

I can see Walt, as the last act of his stygian journey, drinking a beaker of it or lowering himself as penance into a vat of hydrochloric acid, a molten death like that of Arnold's cyborg in Terminator 2: Judgment Day.