Sentence examples for issue of the rich from inspiring English sources

Yes, there's the issue of the rich getting free money they don't need, but he said you could exclude mortgage payments of more than $2,000.

But she said the most difficult element of an agreement would be the issue of the rich countries most responsible for global warming financially helping poorer countries adapt to climate change, echoing previous comments by the French foreign minister, Laurent Fabius.

Mr. Mutaboba and other envoys say they have raised the issue of the rich-poor gap on energy with OPEC and in relevant United Nations committees, where they also ask for more urgent attention to debt relief.

The first cover, back in 1999, featured the unlikely pairing of Jerry Seinfeld, who was raking in syndication money, and Puff Daddy (now Diddy, but first Sean Combs), whose business acumen perhaps led the way for Jay-Z ("I'm a business, man"), who last fall appeared with Warren Buffett on the cover of The Forbes 400 issue of the richest Americans.

It is not against US law or charity regulation to accept donations from non-US citizens, or from overseas accounts, but the Swiss ties of some high-profile donors arguably contradict stances taken by the Clintons and others on the broad issue of taxation of the rich.

But, there should not be a single Democrat who isn't on the right side of the issue: should the rich and wealthy, who are making astronomical profits, be allowed to pay less than hard-working Americans?

Two big issues jump out of the rich mine of data in the Goldman report.

To be sure, as Yagoda observes, Shawn needed lots of copy to fill up all those fat issues of the ad-rich 60's and 70's.

Since, according to the latest issue of the Sunday Times Rich List, the richest 1,000 people (just 0.003% of the adult population) made colossal gains of £155bn over the past three years when the rest of the country was mired in austerity, simply charging them capital gains tax on those gains would yield £40bn, again enough to fund 1-1.5 million jobs in the next two years.

She describes Lagoon, as "a story about humanity at the crossroads between the past, present, and future, Lagoon touches on political and philosophical issues in the rich tradition of the very best science fiction".

Finally, it should be remembered that immigration from developing countries will increase the issue of inequalities in the rich countries; in fact, migrants often share common disadvantages, such as poverty, social isolation and psychosocial risk factors, as well as difficulties of access to health prevention and healthcare services.