Sentence examples for increase on middle from inspiring English sources

"House Democrat Leader Nancy Pelosi is leading her fellow Democrats to oppose any effort to prevent a tax increase on middle class families for one full year," the NRCC argued, although voting down the Senate's two-month deal actually raises the chance that taxes will go up Jan . 1if the sides cannot agree.

The single mention of Mitt Romney by name comes in the most conventional part of the document: a small panel offering a side by side comparison between "Tax Savings Under Obama" versus "Tax Increase Under Romney," itself using familiar figures of a $3,600 tax cut for a "typical family" under Obama compared with an estimated $2,000 tax increase on "middle class families with kids" under Romney.

White House deputy press secretary Josh Earnest released a statement saying that "the President met with influential progressives to talk about the importance of preventing a tax increase on middle class families, strengthening our economy and adopting a balanced approach to deficit reduction".

"This afternoon at the White House, the President met with influential progressives to talk about the importance of preventing a tax increase on middle class families, strengthening our economy and adopting a balanced approach to deficit reduction," Earnest said in a statement Tuesday.

The Times's David Leonhardt, who also written about some of these figures, suggested a new name for the G.O.P. bill: "Paul Ryan's 2017 Tax Increase on Middle-Class Families".

And when you're talking about taxing income above $97,500 the same way we do income of, say, $30,000, it's not really helpful to describe it as "a trillion-dollar tax increase on middle-class families".

And yet, Corbett's ads keep calling the Wolf proposal a tax increase on middle-class taxpayers, rather than the tax cut he promises for most.

And now, with Election Day just three weeks away, he's twisting Wolf's proposal around nearly 180 degrees in ads calling it a tax increase on "middle-class" families.

Both Romney and Obama unveiled new ads in swing states Thursday, with Obama suggesting that Romney couldn't be trusted with the presidency and the Republican accusing the president of supporting a large tax increase on middle-class families.

In 2002, he made himself available to anyone who wanted to hear his proposal to eliminate slush funds that wasted millions of taxpayer dollars as well as his opposition to a proposed tax increase on middle-class families.

What the GOP will work to repeal, Cornyn explained, are provisions that result in "tax increases on middle class families," language that forced "an increase in the premium costs for people who have insurance now" and the "cuts to Medicare" included in the legislation.