Sentence examples for insufficient tax from inspiring English sources

Governments have tended to collect insufficient tax revenue to cover their spending promises.

But organised crime, discrimination, poverty and insufficient tax revenues to fund a modern state are intractable problems.

Tax evasion and insufficient tax on the rich, as well as on large corporations, prevent equalisation, impoverish welfare states, and contribute to unsustainable debt.

"Experience tells us that employers who are prepared to cheat employment rules are also likely to breach health and safety rules and pay insufficient tax.

Roosevelt was taken over, he said, because as a district with insufficient tax revenues it simply could not stay afloat on its own.

So is Rudd on the side of the many, whose services have been cut to the bone because of insufficient tax revenues, or is she on the side of the wealthy few who avoid paying taxes?

The fiscal disease in America is excessive government spending and an unsustainable welfare state, not insufficient taxing – a fact ignored by the fiscal deal-makers.

So: A scam, two insufficient "tax-relief" band-aids, an "encouragement" that won't help anyone who's uninsured, and two platitudes.

Instead of cutting an already insufficient gasoline tax -- far below that of countries like Germany, Italy and France -- an even higher tax could encourage the use of cleaner fuels, contribute to improving public transportation and, most important, decrease the United States' demand for oil and dependence on oil-producing countries like Nigeria and Saudi Arabia.

This finding suggests that Tak1 activation is insufficient for Tax-mediated IKK activation, implicating the involvement of different mechanisms in Tax activation of Tak1 and IKK.

Instead, in a country facing a continued unemployment crisis and a looming deficit crunch, liberals have rallied behind a White House whose only real jobs program is "stay the course" and whose plan to deal with long-term deficits relies on the woefully insufficient promise to tax the 1 percent.