Sentence examples for higher taxes from from inspiring English sources

As for revenues, Mr. Obama forced Republicans to acquiesce in January to higher taxes from wealthy Americans.

Mr. Franks favors eliminating the so-called marriage penalty, which exacts higher taxes from some working couples than they would pay if they were single.

Even so, he emphasized that his support is contingent on Republicans agreeing to higher taxes from the wealthy and new spending, in areas like infrastructure, to create jobs.

Mr. Gerashchenko is a deputy in Parliament representing Rodina, a nationalist bloc that came in a surprising third in December's parliamentary elections in part on a campaign demanding higher taxes from big Russian companies like Yukos.

Higher taxes from 2011 will only do part of the job of paying for the £20bn cash injection and closing the yawning black hole blown in the public finances by the downturn.

Remember that the Tories' record deficit of 1993/94 was turned into a surplus in five years, thanks largely to tight spending and higher taxes from the then chancellor Ken Clarke, plans that were adopted by Labour in 1997.

The government should therefore be reaping high taxes from the profits of Russian oil companies.

"On one hand, it is unfair," said Professor Hines, referring to what he said is a well-established pattern of year-round residents' extracting high taxes from seasonal property owners.

Most people do not realize that the American Revolution was a revolt against efforts by Great Britain to collect brutally high taxes from the colonists to pay the massive debts Great Britain accumulated in the Seven Years' War with France.

He set out a path to balance through £12bn in departmental cuts, £6bn in higher taxes, £6bn from the proceeds from clamping down on corporate tax evasion and £3.5bn in welfare cuts.

Gray goes on: would the money come from higher taxes, or cuts, or from borrowing - the world's biggest payday loan.