Sentence examples for make business pay from inspiring English sources

"However, what's happened is politicians have intervened and try to make them spend money in particular ways - ways that suit politicians - and you've got governments trying to make business pay for civic programmes the taxpayer should pay for".

Make businesses pay for the pollution they create, so that polluting will no longer pay.

In addition to sponsoring measures requiring diapering stations in various public restrooms and securing metal plates in the streets to reduce noise, Councilwoman Eva S. Moskowitz is also at work on bills to require movie theaters to include the ticket prices in their advertisements and to make businesses pay fees to block off the street in front of their entrances.

It aims to make businesses pay for their CO2 emissions, and EU Climate Change Commissioner Connie Hedegaard told Andrew Neil: "We want to put a price on pollution".

In an announcement to the House of Commons on Monday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that the Canadian government would be slapping a price on every tonne of carbon, but that he wouldn't be laying out how he wants to make businesses pay for their pollution.

With Labor campaigning vociferously ahead of the imminent election on the theme of making business pay their fair share, the government is expected to use the looming budget to pursue a second round of multinational tax avoidance measures.

David Cameron has taken a swipe at Starbucks as he promised that making business pay its fair share would be one of three key aims of Britain's G8 presidency.

WhatsApp said earlier this year that it was experimenting making businesses pay to reach their customers through the service.