Sentence examples for groundbreaking tax from inspiring English sources
Mexico's congress has been accused of caving into pressure from the fizzy drinks industry after agreeing to cut a groundbreaking tax on sugar-sweetened beverages.
A groundbreaking tax on sugar-sweetened beverages recently passed in Mexico could provide the evidence needed to justify similar laws across low- and middle-income countries and cities in the US, experts believe.
More than anyone else, Bartley laid the intellectual foundation for Ronald Reagan's groundbreaking tax cuts.
At the groundbreaking, the mayor defended the tax credits, saying the project would generate $60 million in new property taxes and stimulate the downtown economy.
The governor, meanwhile, attended two ribbon cuttings and a groundbreaking, reassuring voters that no new taxes would be needed to bridge the state's impending budget gap.
One of his earliest successes in shaping public policy was his involvement in Proposition 13, the groundbreaking California initiative that drastically cut property taxes in the state in 1978.
On the March 7 ballot, California voters will be asked to repeal Proposition 10, a groundbreaking anti-tobacco initiative that raised the state cigarette tax by 50 cents per pack.
ActionAid's groundbreaking Calling Time report found that Accra Brewery's tax bills for the four years amounted to a derisory £216,000.
The first is that the prime minister's deal with the UK's own tax havens is not nearly as comprehensive or groundbreaking as the hype has suggested.
On Thursday Mount Vernon held a groundbreaking ceremony for the $40 million project, which will bring jobs and tax revenue to the city.
Another project that owes its existence to the tax incentive legislation is Unity Studios in Allen Park, Mich., where a groundbreaking was held in August.
