Sentence examples for cutting payroll from inspiring English sources

By cutting payroll taxes for a year, then making the cuts permanent by putting a price on carbon, both the green and tea parties would get what they want.

At the end of 2010 the two sides agreed to a truce: Mr Obama extended all Mr Bush's tax cuts to the end of 2012, and in return Republicans agreed to more stimulus, by cutting payroll taxes and extending unemployment benefits, also until the end of 2012.

It is cutting payroll taxes.

But, the rebuilding Cubs were also concerned about cutting payroll.

The stimulus package, he continued, should rely heavily on cutting payroll taxes.

Large companies are increasingly owned by institutional investors who crave swift profits, a feat often achieved by cutting payroll.

And not just because of the rising cost of fuel, but because their employers — attempting to stay ahead of the rising cost of doing business — have cut full-time employees down to part-time or implemented part-time layoffs in hopes of cutting payrolls.

Employers were cutting payrolls.

Employers are reducing coverage and cutting payrolls.

Struggling automakers may have to start closing production lines and cutting payrolls, analysts say.

State and local governments had been cutting payrolls and other spending in the aftermath of the recession.