Sentence examples for changes to duty from inspiring English sources

Marginal changes to duty on this or that, far outweighed in real life by day-to-day corporate decision-making, are heralded as acts of high drama, while economic forecasts revealed every year to be as good as worthless are hailed as the work of prophecy.

"This will inevitably mean that some officers may be asked to perform different duties whilst the strike is under way, however any changes to duties will be kept to a minimum," Deputy Chief Constable Ian Shannon said.

The measures: The chancellor said beer, cider, and spirits would not see a change to duty but wine duty is set to rise with inflation.

Changes to resident duty hour policies in the Flexibility in Duty Hour Requirements for Surgical Trainees (FIRST) trial could impact hospitalized patients' length of stay (LOS) by altering care coordination.

Sales of homes above £1m have been dented by the changes to stamp duty brought in at the end of 2014, and uncertainty around the referendum, together with this year's further stamp duty change, have not helped.

Changes to stamp duty, introduced by the chancellor, George Osborne, mean that although the majority of homebuyers will pay less in stamp duty, buyers of homes costing more than £937,500 now pay more, hitting the prime London market.

A surge in demand from buy-to-let investors is driving up house prices ahead of changes to stamp duty.

The latest changes to stamp duty mean higher costs for those buying a property priced at £937,500 or above.

Similarly, changes to stamp duty are not a substitute for the long overdue reappraisal of council tax.

Countrywide blamed the decline in trading in the capital on fallout from the Brexit vote and changes to stamp duty.

Alistair Darling, the chancellor, has indicated that he will respond to complaints from anxious backbench MPs and put-upon motorists about proposed changes to fuel duty.