Sentence examples for early tax from inspiring English sources

Despite his skills, Mr. Clinton failed to achieve much of his agenda beyond those early tax increases.

Even the PP sees room for early tax cuts.If the polls of voting intentions are at all reliable, Spaniards are slowly but surely drifting away from Mr Zapatero.

Yet the former shares the conservative agenda that has done Mr Abe few favours, and the latter favours an early tax hike, which is hardly popular with voters.

Bush is already trying to make permanent some early tax cuts that were passed with expiration dates, and that would increase the deficit more.

If William Hague had supported Labour's early tax and spending plans in 1997 – the plans proposed by the previous Conservative administration – he would have unnerved his opponents.

The agreement prohibits H & R Block from selling the so-called refund-anticipation loans as early tax refunds, the California attorney general, Jerry Brown, left, said.

Much of the early, tax-driven investment in the east went, in effect, down a black hole.

" A lot of the things we do here," says Goodnight, "stem from our early tax-avoiding days".

Finally, the Act offers a research and development credit to offset some early taxes for entrepreneurs, helps universities transfer cutting-edge ideas from campus to the marketplace, and makes other sensible policy reforms.

As the country and its population grew, each collector found he was unable to cover his entire territory effectively alone and so farmed out pieces of it to subcontractors, creating, over these centuries, an early tax-collection Amway.

Since then he seems to have refined some of his earlier tax cut plans.