Sentence examples for duty cut from inspiring English sources
"I can't see the stamp duty cut making too many Ukip supporters change their mind.
The SWA believes Osborne's duty cut will influence other governments to slash import tariffs and help boost sales.
Labour says the stamp duty cut will cost £225m annually, and will be funded by increased duty for buyers from outside the EU.
The 2% duty cut is equivalent to around 16p off the cost of a typical bottle of whisky costing £12.90, the SWA said.
When the foreign industry lobbied for duty cuts, the domestic industry pleaded to retain them.
David Forde, managing director of Heineken in the UK, said: "We are delighted that the Chancellor has delivered duty cuts for beer and a cut to cider duty.
Meanwhile, the finance ministry must balance these demands against the repercussions of inflation and revenue losses from duty cuts, on both growth and deficits.
It predicts that prices will slump a further 15% in 2009, with this week's stamp duty cuts failing to halt the decline.
The minimum income guarantee for pensioners, fuel duty cuts and 10p starting rate of income tax were all unveiled in pre-budget reports.
