Sentence examples for frequent tax from inspiring English sources

The economic failure of the North, and its past involvement in the kidnap of Japanese citizens have led to a dramatic loss of subscription revenue, whilst frequent tax investigations have tightened the screw further.In a sense, Chongryon is a mirror for North Korea itself.

Evidence from Brazil (Bruhn and McKenzie 2013) and Mexico (Bruhn 2011) shows that introducing business-friendly reforms (e.g., simplified tax systems and one-stop shops for business registration) or more frequent tax and labor inspections can produce small improvements.

One favored practice, issuing bonds to cover the cost of frequent property tax appeals, landed Nassau County under such a mountain of debt that it risked being unable to borrow.

Macy's frequent overexertions taxed her strength, however, and as her health declined, so did her always-delicate spirits.

Watching the 20th debate on Wednesday night, I realized that these forums had begun long enough ago, and been sufficiently frequent and taxing, that the surviving participants were looking or acting appreciably older; Gingrich with more jowl, Romney with more crease, Ron Paul with more stammer.

Frequent visits from tax inspectors are one nuisance.

The most frequent area for tax evasion for individuals comes from overstating deductions.

The government has deterred foreign investment with repudiation of guarantees, frequent changes to taxes and hostility to banks.

The Free Ride campaign has proposed a just means of achieving this: curb demand by taxing frequent flyers but not those who seldom fly.

Asked what he had done worst, the most frequent response was taxes, but others included the economy, unemployment, his management of the state budget, his appointment of Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, and the same-sex marriage bill.

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