Sentence examples for extract taxes from inspiring English sources

His bellicose foreign policy caused him to extract taxes and soldiers from Sweden, arousing the peasants' anger.

Every Thursday, he must hand over a day's wages to Col. Samy Matumo's men, who control the mountain and illegally extract taxes from every enterprise here.

Because it's identified with the Spanish empire, with Spain, which not only wanted to extract taxes and other revenue from its most prosperous province, but wanted to force people to remain Catholic.

Mr. Bell said yesterday that the lawsuit was part of a government effort to "suppress my First Amendment free-speech rights" and to maintain a government scheme to extract taxes illegally.

Moreover, as the number of racinos rises around the country, competition will eventually erode the industry's monopoly profits and thus the states' ability to extract taxes.But what else can a cash-strapped governor do?

The colonial rulers were monarchs who used violence to extract taxes from Americans to enrich themselves and their motherland.

Last week the Tories confirmed their latest greedy and ill-judged effort to extract tax from property wealth, having already stung us with stamp duty increases.

For 20 years, companies have routinely pitted the two states against each other in an effort to extract tax breaks and other subsidies.

Second, in the single market the state aid rules act as a powerful brake on the ability of large corporations to extract tax breaks and subsidies from national governments in return for locating in their country.

Yes, Democrats are depicting Republicans as fanatics holding, as President Obama put it in a recent speech, a "gun against the heads of the American people to extract tax breaks for corporate jet owners".

If Boeing can't cobble together the $4.2 million, I suggest it run to Springfield, where it can surely extract tax breaks from legislators who have been especially submissive to corporations lately.