Sentence examples for permanent for all from inspiring English sources

The Bush tax cuts will become permanent for all individual income below $400,000 (and family income below $450,000).

Democrats would like to see tax cuts extended for all but the highest income levels, while Republicans seek to make them permanent for all taxpayers.

Despite a dire fiscal outlook, many progressives want to make the tax cuts permanent for all but the very highest earners.

— 172 House Democrats voted to make the Bush income-tax rates permanent for all but 0.7percentt of taxpayers — individuals earning more than $400,000 and couples earning more than $450,000.

Mr. Toomey says he favors making the Bush-era tax cuts permanent for all Americans — which would add $700 billion more to the deficit over 10 years than the plan advocated by President Obama to let the lower rates expire for the rich.

In policy documents, including a blueprint this week from Representative Eric Cantor, the likely Republican majority leader in the new Congress, the party has made clear that its main proposals for creating jobs are to cut regulations and taxes — in particular to make the Bush-era tax cuts permanent for all incomes.

Though he will be deeply missed, his example will be a permanent monument for all to follow.

It's free to use, but as parents you can choose to pay £5 a month or £27 for permanent access for all your children – which gets them a physical Fan Club pack sent through the post.

Art Nigro, the special projects coordinator for the group, said it plans to break ground in the spring on "a permanent memorial for all innocent victims killed or injured in drunk-driving crashes".

As a Boys Clubb of New York Alumnus, former Executive Staff member and current Honorary Trustee, Tony's tireless work and dedication to our mission will serve as a permanent legacy for all of us.

Permanent exclusions for all disciplinary offences were down by 810 on the previous year and there were 31,900 fewer suspensions or limited-period exclusions (331,380 in 2009-10, down from 363,280 in 2008-09).