Sentence examples for duties to pay from inspiring English sources

But the biggest problem is corruption, which is so rampant that the government cannot collect enough taxes and customs duties to pay salaries and pensions regularly, let alone reduce the $200 million in foreign debt or curb its budget deficit.

Deficit to be cut at same pace as during last Parliament - securing a budget surplus a year later than planned in 2019-20 Borrowing set to fall from £69.5bn this year to £43.1bn, £24.3bn and £6bn before hitting a £10bn surplus in 2019-20 No rise in fuel duty with rates continuing to be frozen Major reform to vehicle excise duties to pay for a new road-building and maintenance fund in England.

Macdonald recommended that the federal government be given exclusive jurisdiction over income taxes and succession duties to pay for these programs.

That makes the cars cheaper for Indian consumers, as there is less import duty to pay.

On properties costing up to £125,000 there is currently no duty to pay.

"We haven't sent back anything, and there's no duty to pay on anything.

As with all shares, there's 0.5% stamp duty to pay.

We're not claiming that individuals have a duty to pay as much tax as possible.

As a renter you have a duty to pay your bills on time and to not disturb the neighbours.

Mr Lansley said private clinics had a "moral duty" to pay for patients who requested the operation.

Findings of fraud on the part of an employee would certainly also excuse A.I.G.'s duty to pay.