Sentence examples for introducing taxes from inspiring English sources

Syria last week unilaterally suspended its free trade agreement with Turkey, retaliating to the Turkish sanctions by introducing taxes of up to 30 cents on Turkish goods entering Syria.

There is also talk of introducing taxes on the wealthy (persuading them to move to Connecticut) or on commuters (persuading firms to move to Connecticut).Despite all these things, the city's crisis seems to be remarkably short of rancour.

In 2013, Mexico responded to its (literally) growing problem by introducing taxes on food and drink with a high sugar or fat content, becoming something of an international case study.

But the world's biggest hedge-fund venue and fifth-biggest bank centre is now threatened, as the government of the Cayman Islands heads for bankruptcy — unable to pay its own staff and facing the prospect of introducing taxes as income from the world's shrunken financial system collapses.

That means introducing taxes will likely not leave the SDF unchanged, which in turn can lead to different risk-free rates in the two economies.

For example, in the case of initiatives to change eating patterns by introducing taxes on unhealthy or unbalanced food products, the consequences in terms of economic efficiency and social equity need to be carefully evaluated during the decision-making process.

He ruled out, however, introducing tax increases.

Governments tried to keep expenditures at a certain level, while introducing tax incentives to keep consumption and investment going.

The government thinks of luring them back, by introducing tax breaks on equity investments some time later this year.

Mr Brown has also helped businesses by introducing tax credits for research and development, worth £600m this year.Who's right, then?

The finance ministry is dragging its feet over introducing tax changes to let companies offset profits in one subsidiary against losses in another.