Sentence examples for control stamp from inspiring English sources

The power to set a Scottish rate of income tax and control stamp duty, and the potential to create new taxes and to borrow capital for investment will give MSPs the power to make real changes in Scotland, for the people of Scotland.

Five Swedish stamps on King Gustaf V issued in 1928 are regarded as the first anticancer stamps because the entire amount collected from sales was donated for cancer control (stamp 2).

"London needs more devolution so we can take similar steps," Berry says, "controlling stamp duty and council tax, and closing the loopholes that allow people to buy property through offshore companies – so that the people who actually live in London can stand a chance.

The appearance of imperial "control stamps," early forerunners of hallmarks, show most of this material to be of the 6th and 7th centuries.

To date, about 65 countries have issued over 100 antismoking stamps with a view to tobacco control (stamps 21 23).

Control over stamp duty is the one taxation power Welsh ministers really want, partly because it would generate enough income against which the Welsh government could borrow for major schemes such as M4 improvements.

In Tibet - where at least 143 Tibetans have now lit themselves on fire to protest the suffocating repression they face under Chinese rule - the situation is going from bad to worse, with the Communist Party recently announcing its intentions to tighten control and stamp out the influence of the Dalai Lama, including plans to choose his successor.

Comprehensive guidelines for controlling and stamping out swiftly any outbreak that could occur are now in the hands of local authorities.

Results demonstrated that both lanthanide complex and phosphors could be well controlled and stamped onto the designed cracking micropatterns with red or green emissions.

"Black sexuality has been so feared for so long and seen as this monstrous thing that needs to be controlled or stamped out and white sexuality has not had that same challenge," said Heather, who didn't want to give her last name and who described herself as a "noob".

Wales will have control over stamp duty, "bringing in money that can be spent on big Welsh priorities like much needed affordable homes".