Sentence examples for holiday enacted from inspiring English sources

A one-time tax holiday enacted by Congress in 2004 offered companies the chance to bring that money back at a reduced tax rate of 5.25percentt.

Arizona (the state that also showed some of the most bitter resistance to a federal Martin Luther King holiday) enacted the first in a recent spate of extremist immigration laws and spawned the Minuteman border-vigilante movement.

Mr. Kyl's comments offered a preview of a fight looming in the Senate, which plans to vote this week on the proposal to extend the payroll tax "holiday" enacted last December.

The improved budget picture for 2005 is almost all the result of $87 billion in unanticipated tax receipts, much of which may have resulted from one-time events, such as a one-year corporate tax holiday enacted last year.

A tax holiday enacted in 2004 failed to produce the promised economic benefits.

At issue is the payroll tax holiday enacted in 2011 as part of the bipartisan agreement to extend the Bush-era tax cuts.

Garcetti said tax reductions and holidays enacted by his administration had resulted in $160 million in savings for businesses.

The payroll tax holiday was enacted last December as part of a deal between Obama and GOP lawmakers.

Proposals to honor Dr. King met strong resistance in Congress, and when the holiday was enacted, many states were slow to acknowledge it.

Originally, Disney hired Alex Timbers, a young director he was born in 1978 who first came to the attention of New York theatre cognoscenti, in his early twenties, with a satire of Scientology, in the form of a holiday pageant enacted by children.

A similar tax holiday was enacted back in 2004, followed by executive pay increases and over 20,000 jobs shed.