Sentence examples for eliminating business from inspiring English sources

An LAPD detective links murders blamed on a serial killer to a tycoon eliminating business associates.

Republicans recently proposed lowering the corporate tax rate to 25percentt and paying for it by eliminating business tax breaks.

When legislators proposed eliminating business tax credits in late 2009 to help balance the states budget, Marostica publicly defended many of those credits, but he did support limited cuts to tax credits in Governor Ritter's proposed 2010-2011 budget.

Throughout the 1920s, Congress was focused on slashing taxes on the wealthy and eliminating business regulations, arguing that a free market could govern itself and that a rising tide would lift all boats.

If you eliminate "business as usual" as an alternative, your chances of successful adoption increase.

So much for all the recent chatter about the power of central bankers and the New Economy to eliminate business cycles.

In many cases, airlines have eliminated business class altogether on most domestic flights except for the lucrative New York to Los Angeles and overseas runs.

From this collection of roughly 400 data points, the firm leans heavily on consumer survey data to eliminate business accounts, multiple accounts for individual users and other sources for double-counting to reach its numbers.

When running for mayor in 2010, Emanuel campaigned on an ethics and good government agenda that promised to eliminate "business as usual" in Chicago politics.

Although the embargo never fully eliminated business or transit between the two nations, the progressively tightening sanctions created a series of hurdles that made regular ferry routes functionally impossible.

"I don't see any benefit," said Lopez, who said it would drive up crime and eliminate businesses in her district.