Sentence examples for cut aimed from inspiring English sources

"The last thing we need is a tax cut aimed at upper-income investors," he said.

After that, he proposes a modest tax cut aimed mostly at the middle classes.The establishment is right: this is a proposal Mr Clinton would be proud of.

And while all the cuts for the rich are permanent or quasi-permanent, those for the non-rich are (as any tax cut aimed at stimulating immediate demand ought to be) a one-shot deal.

The People's Bank said the interest rate cut aimed to reduce "the social cost of financing to promote and support the sustainable and healthy developments of the real economy".

Clearly, Mr. Greenspan wanted to get out ahead of Mr. Bush's argument that Congress needs to pass a big tax cut, aimed overwhelmingly at upper-income families, to ward off recession.

This legislation included refund checks for those low-income families that did not qualify for a refund last year; a tax-rate cut aimed at middle-class families in the 27percentt bracket; and extended health care and unemployment benefits for those who cannot find a job.

It would be a serious mistake to enact tax cuts aimed at increasing already excessive consumption.

And they say the tax cuts aimed directly at manufacturers will help create jobs.

He often advocated military intervention abroad and strongly opposed budget cuts aimed at defense spending.

Tax cuts aimed at segments of voters are major themes of Vice President Al Gore and Mrs. Clinton.

It has already regained some support by demanding tax cuts aimed at the middle class in defiance of the chancellor.