Sentence examples for constituency for tax from inspiring English sources

Some hope this will revive the party's wilted appeal in Scotland (see chart) by creating a constituency for tax cuts.

There would probably be a pretty good constituency for a tax against tweeting at all; I think that my wife might even go for that, if it would curb my iPhone time.

What this means is that there will be only a small constituency for repealing the estate tax and a much larger one for retaining the estate tax but keeping the $4 million exemption and the protection from capital gains taxes.

It should come as no surprise that many of them just happen to serve the poor, traditionally not a Republican constituency, while the party fights for tax cuts for the extremely rich.

Bear in mind that there is essentially no popular constituency demanding tax cuts for the rich.

Thanks to the party's talented Scottish leader, Ruth Davidson, together with the growing constituency for fiscal conservatism as further tax-raising powers are devolved, it will win another couple of seats in former Tory strongholds such as Perthshire.With a Scottish parliamentary election looming in 2016, the second half of the year will see tensions pull at the SNP's fabric.

–Americans for Tax Reform.

Stephen McPartland said it was "inappropriate" for David Gauke, the Financial Secretary to the Treasury, to come to his Stevenage constituency to promote tax breaks for Research and Development while refusing to talk about cuts to child tax credits.

Another factor, not to be underestimated, is the way in which the prevalence of tax evasion in Italy creates a natural constituency for Berlusconi and his legal troubles.

"There's no real constituency for simplification," added Bill Sweetnam Jr., a principal with the Groom Law Group in Washington, who served as benefits tax counsel for the Treasury Department, also under President Bush.

He served the constituency for many years.