Sentence examples for deprives state from inspiring English sources

In America cigarette-trafficking deprives state, local and federal governments of $5 billion in tax revenues annually.

It allows cigarettes to be sold far below their legal price and thus contributes to higher consumption, morbidity and mortality, and deprives state treasuries of a substantial amount of revenue.

But should your personal opposition to pot really require us to uphold a status quo of prohibition that results in one marijuana arrest every 40 seconds in the U.S., costs the nation between $10 billion and $40 billion a year and deprives state and federal governments the tremendous revenue generated from taxes on legal weed?

Providers of offshore services say a ban like that under study in the Legislature deprives states of an important money-saving tool.

Residents are supposed to declare and pay sales tax on goods they buy from out-of-state retailers, but few do, which deprives states of tax revenue and gives Internet retailers an advantage over physical stores.

He said the decision of the Court of Appeals "works a major alteration of the balance of power between the federal and state governments" that "deprives states of the power to enforce against national banks antidiscrimination laws and other laws".

An equally self-interested set of lobbies, such as the National Retail Federation, representing the big box likes of OfficeMax, Macy's, And Saks, argue that an Internet sales tax ban gives online retailers an unfair advantage and deprives states of billions in revenue.

Either that or my sleep deprived state is taking it's toll.

Nobody wants to deprive state workers of a comfortable old age.

The events of Sept. 11, 2001, made us all more aware of the deprived state of citizens around the world.

Mr. Nablisi's operation deprived state governments of more than $20 million a year, said William Comiskey, a deputy New York tax commissioner.