Sentence examples for budget raising from inspiring English sources

In 1909 the House of Lords rejected a budget raising taxes on the rich.

"Dukakinomics means busting the budget, raising taxes and raising government spending," Mr. Atwater said.

One of the defining features in last month's budget – raising the tax threshold for low earners – was the enactment of a Lib Dem manifesto commitment.

Indeed, the Cameron government is refusing to rethink its plan to axe 2 billion pounds over four years from the police budget, raising questions about how, exactly, the police were supposed to take all these steps with a smaller purse.

Osborne raised the tax, which affects premiums on home and motor insurance, by more than a third from 6%to9.5%5% in last year's budget, raising average bills by as much as £100 according to some insurance industry estimates.

The White House also considers community health centers to be an important way of reaching the uninsured, and Mr. Thompson proposed a $114 million increase for such centers in the new budget, raising their financing to $1.5 billion.

The budget raises substantially allocations for several flagship programmes.

The new state budget raises income and sales taxes.

The budget raises some Medicare premiums on high-income retirees and increases some deductibles.

The budget raises the pension contribution to $1.9 billion from about $1.5 billion in the current fiscal year.

George Osborne's emergency Budget raises a simple question: what's the emergency?