Sentence examples for promoting a tax from inspiring English sources

"We are giving instruction to our agents," Mr. Everson said, "that we will no longer accept as mitigating penalties opinions from attorneys who are at once promoting a tax shelter and at the same time issuing a so-called independent analysis of substantially the same shelter for another taxpayer".

Another approach: Havertys, a regional furniture retailer with 140 stores in the Southeast, has been running television and newspaper ads in Louisiana, where it has four stores, promoting a "Tax Break Event" through Aug. 9 to coincide with the state's Aug. 6-Aug.

Which of us hasn't ignored urgent intelligence concerning terrorists because we were too busy promoting a tax cut for rich people (and then vacationing on our "ranch"), allowing jets to smash into the World Trade Center?

They did so enraged at their own political class — for first promoting a tax-cutting, deregulating agenda, and then for using public money to bail out Ireland's banks.

Twice this week, Mr Berlusconi has threatened to promote a tax strike if the centre-left acts in a way he considers damaging for the country.

Mr. Crosby appeared to be retreating under pressure from workers who complained they would be losing pay on a day the president was visiting to promote a tax plan that he said would give them more money.

He's called for tax hikes for the wealthy and promoted a tax plan that would do the opposite.

A commercial will promote a tax-refiling service called Double Check, said Nicole Gibbs, a spokeswoman for H&R Block, which is based in Kansas City, Mo., and joined the ranks of Super Bowl advertisers in 2002.

Stéphane Dion, the Liberal leader, began the campaign promoting a carbon tax, which he said would be made revenue-neutral with offsetting cuts in income tax and special payments to those hardest hit.

And the committee, which had been focused on promoting a property tax cap and reduced state spending, has now added the constitutional amendment to its list of Mr. Cuomo's legislative successes on its Web site.

Gov. Jan Brewer's popularity, once in question over promoting a sales tax increase, surged after signing the immigration bill, which is known as SB 1070 but officially called the Support Our Law Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act.