Sentence examples for programme tax from inspiring English sources

"The successful policies of that period, whether it's Sure Start, drop-in centres, the minimum wage, the New Deal programme, tax credits, pension credit, were all built in that early stage when there was still that mantra".

He would talk about his record of opposing government surveillance programmes, tax hikes and the department of education.

In the latter case, i.e. by supporting entrepreneurship as it is, policy makers could develop synergies between immigrants and local institutions in order to supply more information about counselling programmes, tax incentives and credit assistance (if any) in order to push immigrants towards entrepreneurship even more.

Meanwhile, the G20 heads of state are also expected to give their formal backing to an unprecedented programme of tax reform designed to curb widespread tax avoidance strategies pursued by multinational corporations.

The original version said that Ms Bachelet's programme included tax cuts.

It is pushing through an unpopular and complicated programme of tax increases and spending cuts as a condition of the $41.5 billion IMF-led rescue package for Brazil.

The new government, led by the CDU chancellor, Angela Merkel, plans a "right-away programme" of tax cuts to speed the economy's recovery from recession.

Indeed, the logic of slashing the social safety net fits cozily with an upwardly redistributive programme of tax cuts and deregulation.

His plan, worth about $250 billion in 2010 and 2011, mirrors the House's in some ways, but it adds measures to create jobs, notably a $33 billion programme of tax credits.

The Icelandic prime minister has promised to give further details of his populist programme for tax cuts and home loan debt relief next month, and will be under pressure to show how he expects to fund such moves.

Tremonti said he wanted to address the EU's concerns that Italy had failed to get its finances into line with a programme of tax rises and state asset sales, including the sale of unused prisons and military buildings.