Any monetary tax we may pay is small compared with the price that the lost ones we honor on that day have paid.
We selected two ecological (river quality and protected area), three socio-economic (traditional agriculture, ecotourism facilities and wind farms) and one monetary (tax reallocation) attributes associated with various ecosystem services in the area, where changes in land-use are occurring.
They were excluded from most of the rules imposed on other noble castes and exempted from fanampoana (forced labor in lieu of monetary tax payment).
Washington today thus needs similarly to reverse the past decade's pattern of runaway federal spending and mounting debt -- settling monetary, tax, and regulatory policies to predictable, reasonable levels that encourage investment in enterprises large and small.
The rest of the world will follow the new model, whose essence is a major overhaul of the economic system to lift all monetary, tax and related institutional barriers to equal opportunity for every citizen to become an owner of wealth-producing capital -- without taking property rights away from existing owners.
In a republican constitution, the people who decide whether there will be a war are the same people who would pay the price for the war, both in monetary terms (taxes and other financial burdens) and in flesh and blood.
In addition, the new government carried out policies to unify the monetary and tax systems, with the agricultural tax reform of 1873 providing its primary source of revenue.
His abhorrence of the effects of debasing the currency influenced Charles's monetary and tax policies.
Foreign experts provided Museveni's government with invaluable advice in all areas of economic management, including monetary policy, tax policy, and poverty reduction.
The only fair way to manage this risk would be for the Scottish government to cede far more powers, over monetary policy, tax and spending, than it would be likely to do.
