Sentence examples for feeding tax from inspiring English sources

By law, the city is a preserve governed largely by interlocking agencies charged by Trenton with regulating the casinos and feeding tax coffers from the income.

The shame is how many poor people there are when the top 1 percent can amass uncountable fortunes fed by tax breaks and can donate tens of millions of dollars to political candidates to keep it that way.

They warned of a feeding frenzy of tax cuts and spending that could leave the government in deficit again, especially if the budget office's projections prove to be too optimistic.

In the space equivalent of a guerrilla war, those trying to change this nation's program into an effective and frontier opening enterprise have been fighting almost cubicle by cubicle -- and vote by vote -- to stop those in the space establishment more interested in looking busy while feeding on your tax dollars from killing the dream of opening space.

The Clinton administration had proposed paying for aviation through a combination of the Aviation Trust Fund, which is fed by taxes on passenger tickets, cargo shipments and user fees.

What galls state employees and many liberals in the state is the refusal by Gov. Rick Perry and his House allies to buffer some of the pain by tapping into the more than $6 billion left in an emergency fund fed by taxes on oil production.

Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and other Republicans proposed tapping an emergency fund that is fed by taxes on oil production to finance the building of new reservoirs and other projects identified in the state's 50-year water plan, an unusual move in a state where fiscal conservatives usually push to streamline government and limit spending.

Now wooing the party machine after flourishing as its maverick, Mr. McCain reversed himself to endorse President Bush's deficit-feeding tax cuts after initially opposing them and is portraying the happy warrior offering expiation to the party.

Random drug testing for the dole would stop tax dollars feeding a drug habit".

"I want senior citizens to know that they will not have to worry about paying their taxes or feeding themselves or losing their homes.

There's certainly an opportunity there — there is a movement to buy more stuff locally and support small-scale sellers, rather than feeding money into the tax-dodging coffers of giant faceless offshore corporates.