Sentence examples for incomes impose from inspiring English sources

"They want to set prices, regulate incomes, impose rent controls, wage war on big business, demonise wealth creation, renationalise industries – and pretend that they can re-establish control over all aspects of the economy.

In the real world, progressive income taxes impose higher costs than the hike to a hypothetical flat-rate personal income tax that Treasury modelled.

"Obama's ideologically driven plans to redistribute income will impose higher taxes on families, small businesses and investors," Mr. McCain's chief economic adviser, Douglas J. Holtz-Eakin, said in a statement distributed to reporters.

Tax protesters have argued that income taxes impose involuntary servitude in violation of the Thirteenth Amendment.

For example, the US system is often accused of providing an inferior service for people on low incomes or imposing insupportable burdens on the chronically sick.

My income was well below the new $200,000 income cap imposed by the Rent Act of 2011, and my legal rent is also below the new cap.

It was not until 1925 that a nationwide tax on total family income was imposed with graduated rates.

Offsetting that forgone income by imposing direct fees, as Bank of America has discovered, can trigger a vicious political backlash.

Some buildings are also trying to generate income by imposing or increasing fees for using the bike room, for moving in or out, or for renting a unit.

The 10percentt surcharge on personal and corporate income taxes imposed during the Vietnam war resulted in a budget surplus in 1969, the last until 1998.

The Clintons declared themselves residents of Arkansas, as the tax law allows, avoiding the much higher income taxes imposed by the District of Columbia.