Sentence examples similar to conceived tax from inspiring English sources

His first month in power suggests concern is justified.One row is about a hastily conceived bank tax, intended to raise up to 200 billion forints ($860m).

His first month in power suggests concern is justified.In this section Angela Merkel rebuked Sarkozy's cosmetic problem Orban flexes his muscle A nationality, not a nation Protesting, wearily Art under arrest Before the altar of Europe ReprintsOne row is about a hastily conceived bank tax, intended to raise up to 200 billion forints ($860m).

We have been told by the candidate and his spokespersons that the Romneys have used and continue to use each and every method conceived by tax accountants to keep their considerable wealth out of the reach of American needs and priorities.

The customers there to buy copies of "Wealth and Our Commonwealth" loudly applauded William H. Gates as he denounced greedy plutocrats and declared the estate tax to be "the finest tax conceived by man".

Then take the case of the English parliament, originally conceived as a tax collecting device.

As long as the penalty aspect of the mandate is conceived as a tax, all is well, constitutionally.Following the Obamacare ruling, the Romney campaign predictably said that it does not see the penalty as a tax, and remains in its conviction that the mandate is unconstitutional on commerce-clause grounds.

The president's plan, however, would do little to remedy the damage wrought by an ill-conceived tax code -- and would make it even more unfair.

Small fixes like extending unemployment benefits may make sense on economic and humanitarian grounds, but the Bush administration's ill-conceived tax cuts and exuberant spending by Congress have put our budget in a straitjacket.

We squandered our hard-won budget surplus, and with it our best chance to do something about the fiscal burdens of an aging population, on an ill-conceived tax cut.

The policy has already been described as a "poll tax mark 2"by the Tory peer Lord Jenkin, who conceived the original poll tax in the 1980s.

Mr. Zakaria started at Merrill in 1987, hired out of Harvard Business School, and immediately joined a secretive group of Merrill bankers that conceived of and sold tax partnerships that allowed corporate clients to avoid paying capital gains taxes.