Sentence examples for considered carried from inspiring English sources

The Internal Revenue Service allows those profits to be considered "carried interest," taxed at the capital gains rate typically reserved for investments.

Those profits are considered "carried interest" and taxed at capital gains rates, which in recent years have been 15 percent, assuming that the underlying investment profits qualified for that treatment.

Why should the salary of Mitt at Bain be considered "carried interest?" So we ought to be careful about someone asking, "Do you believe everyone should pay a minimum amount of income tax?" We should object to the implicit insult and slur cast against the "47% who pay no income tax".

He now seriously considered carrying the war into the eastern Mediterranean, even conquering Constantinople itself.

He was vague tonight about his plans when asked if he had considered carrying only 10 pitchers.

When Mr. McMurray joins that procession, he gets a laugh — from the timing, the completion of the pattern — but the meaning, fully considered, carries the chill of death.

And the government considered carrying out blood tests on foreign visitors to screen them for Aids as they entered the country, an idea quashed because "experts warned... there would be little public health benefit".

For this reason the Games would not be an easy target even though there was no doubt some terrorist networks had considered carrying out an attack, he said.

I've considered carrying around a picture of Franklin Roosevelt or Chelsea Clinton in my purse to hold up when these conversations happen.

Karen thinks Dublin once considered carrying on that tradition, too, but joked, "It's very hard to tell what color (Dublin's) river is.

Few would consider carrying out such a crime, however.