Sentence examples for escape fair from inspiring English sources

Similarly, corporations with multi-billion dollar annual profits escape fair taxation through complex foreign investments, loopholes and depreciation allowances that leave many of them paying less proportionately than much smaller businesses.

For all the attention devoted to how some escape their fair share of taxes, the taxman has also reaped handsome returns from the City's high fliers, who make up many of the top 1% of earners contributing 22% of income-tax receipts.

It was as if parts of the "World of Tomorrow" exhibition had escaped the fair's pavilions to take root around the borough.

The governor, arguing that many big corporations had escaped their fair share of the tax burden, said three-quarters of the corporations in the state and 30 of the 50 largest employers were paying only the $200 minimum required under the old law.

Testifying before a State Senate committee today, Mr. McCormac took up the theme that Governor McGreevey has sounded since he took office in January: that corporate taxpayers have escaped their fair share of the tax burden, as their proportion of total revenues dropped to about 5percentt from 15percentt over the last two decades.

In arguing that businesses had escaped their fair share of the total tax burden, the governor focused on large corporations -- asserting, for example, that 30 of the 50 largest employers in the state paid only the minimum corporate tax of $200 a year.

Racism is a real and ever-present blight that is now used by communities to escape censure or fair disagreement.

To Mayor Reed, the central issue is that people of privilege are trying to escape paying a fair share of taxes.

It enables our country's highest earners to escape bearing their fair share of the Social Security burden while the lowest earners carry the load.

That tax was adopted 32 years ago to make sure that very wealthy individuals could not use deductions or tax-avoidance schemes to escape paying a fair share of taxes.

But if you go through some of Halliburton's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission over the past several years, as I have, you'll see a company that goes to great lengths -- literally to the ends of the earth -- to escape paying its fair share of taxes to the government that has been so good to it.