Sentence examples for bring taxes from inspiring English sources

We have to bring taxes down...

He cannot possibly bring taxes down by 11-15%.

"Our objective is to bring taxes down to the Canadian average during our mandate," he told The Economist.

It is the byproduct of President François Hollande's campaign pledge as the Socialist Party's candidate to bring taxes on capital in line with France's progressive income tax.

It was the White House who said, 'Well, there isn't really any reason to.' " The House budget, which will come for a vote in the next week, seeks to bring taxes and spending into balance within 10 years, largely by rolling back key measures from the president's first term.

ITV's Clive Jones made an appeal for the planned media regulator Ofcom to "take into account economic circumstances", pleading that it should bring taxes down in bad times, whilst taking more money from the private TV companies in boom times - a reference to what he dubbed "probably the worst advertising recession in history".

These designations could bring tax credits to owners like the Rosenblooms if they restored their facade.

Only the collective clout of Europe, for example, can bring tax havens into line.

He contended that stadium and related construction would bring tax revenue to offset what the city might lose by forgoing increased collections resulting from the renovation.

The third, Mr Ridley concluded, was the most likely.In 2009, when the G20 seemed determined to bring tax havens down, that prediction would have looked optimistic.

The government then compares the totals along with declarations from the money's sources, and can bring tax evasion charges when the totals do not match.