Sentence examples for introduced taxes from inspiring English sources

Papua New Guinea, Bhutan, Zanzibar and Botswana have all banned bags and introduced taxes.

The government has also introduced taxes on banks, utilities and advertisers, drawing accusations of discrimination against foreign companies.

In his statement, he also referred to the bill's failure to abolish all the taxes that the A.C.A. introduced — taxes that only hit the donor class.

French Polynesia, Nauru, Fiji and Samoa have already introduced taxes on soft drinks, and some Pacific governments are considering restricting junk food advertising on television.

Kenya joins more than 40 other countries including China, the Netherlands and France that have introduced taxes on bags or limited or prohibited their use.

But while other cities raised or introduced taxes to pay for their stadiums, the project's chief cheerleader, Gov. William T. Cahill, promised that the racetrack would pay for itself and Giants Stadium, and that taxpayers would not be liable.

Illinois introduced tax credits for educational expenses.

It is under pressure to reverse recently introduced tax hikes.

That is why this government has introduced tax reliefs for high end television and animation.

Mr Osborne also came under fire today from the man who introduced tax credits: Gordon Brown.

Brazil's government has introduced tax incentives for companies ready to assemble gadgets in the country.