Sentence examples for era rates from inspiring English sources

"This is a promising idea for tax reform," Mr. Van Hollen said, "if you start at the higher Clinton era rates for high-income earners".

I took Mr. Obama's tax proposals from his proposed budget and subsequent campaign statements, in which he has called for a return to Clinton era rates of 36 percent (for single taxpayers in roughly the $200,000 to $400,000 bracket) and 39.6 percent for those earning over $400,000 for both ordinary and dividend income and a 20 percent rate on capital gains.

Should forest management change, for example to Soviet era rates and patterns of harvest, different outcomes are projected.

Players like Stephen Jones, Shane Williams, Martyn Williams and Gareth Thomas, who were around in the Graham Henry era, rate him as the best coach they have ever worked with.

The post-ASCT CR rate during the novel agent era (182 of 690, 26%) also significantly increased compared with the pre-novel agent era rate (45 of 283, 16%; P < 0.001; Table 1).

Luxury hotels may also still be offering recession-era rates, Mr. Carter of Hilton said.

Some Republican critics of the deal had said the Bush-era rates should be extended permanently, complaining that to do otherwise would create economic uncertainty.

Someone making that much would owe $1.55 million if the Clinton-era rates were restored, with their tax rate rising to 38.7 percent from 34.4 percent.

Second, tax rates could rise for the top two brackets, not to their Clinton-era rates, but to a few percentage points below them.

But income over $250,000 would be taxed at the Clinton-era rates — with the rate for the top bracket climbing to 39.6 percent from 35 percent now.

For example, Mr. Clinton called for temporarily extending all of the tax cuts set to expire at the end of the year, including the Bush-era rates, which put him at odds with the president.