Sentence examples for extra taxpayer from inspiring English sources

2. The profile and timing of any extra taxpayer funding.

Without an answer to that, any extra taxpayer funding won't go very far.

What's missing is that the Five Year Forward View set out a £30bn funding gap by 2020 with only £8bn of the £30bn coming from extra taxpayer funding.

These sums take the extra taxpayer involvement to £39.2bn although this can be reduced by the £2.5bn fee that Lloyds is paying to the government in return for the insurance it has received for its bad debts over the past six months.

Labor elder statesman Senator John Faulkner told his colleagues he was "ashamed" and the ALP was "diminished and tarnished" by the deal it had done with the Liberals in order to secure agreement on a package that would give political parties more than $50m in extra taxpayer funding.

A private meeting between the prime minister, Tony Abbott, and leaders of the main manufacturing union has reinforced their fears that no extra taxpayer assistance will be offered for Toyota Australia to keep its car production operations in Melbourne, where it has a total workforce of 4,200.

This is the Democrats' plan to "restore democracy": extra taxpayer-funded vacation for bureaucrats to hover around while Americans cast their ballots.

He said the new runway, which could be completed by 2026, would be privately funded, although critics claim it could lead to up to £15bn in extra taxpayer-funded transport costs.

No doubt leading Brexiters will drop their ideological objections to a looser fiscal position so that extra taxpayers' cash can be spent to keep the engine ticking over as the gears shift to a post-European economy.

Over the past few months David Cameron, George Osborne and Nick Clegg have all lugged their soapboxes to Yorkshire promising billions of extra taxpayers' money will be heading "up north" accompanied by local autonomy on how it should be spent.

The problem is is that any tightening of controls requires someone to check the immigration status of people and the Treasury doesn't want to spend any extra taxpayers' money on that.