Sentence examples for reference to tax from inspiring English sources

The reference to tax is not accidental.

"The report makes very little reference to tax," she says.

As the President made reference to tax rates and unemployment numbers, as well as sixteen separate mentions of Osama bin Laden, congressional Republicans' blood began to boil.

Mr. Roeder attended the service one week before the shooting, Mr. Hoepner said, and left a written note (with a reference to tax policy) in the collection plate.

Loewenstein noted that it "may be one of the few top-selling albums... to contain a reference to tax planning in the title".

A federal opposition MP, Terri Butler, said she hoped the lack of reference to "tax avoidance and aggressive tax planning", terms that were included at an international meeting last year, was not a result of pressure from large corporations.

The reference to taxes on people earning more than £50,000 was contained near the top of a long document advising senior Lib Dems what "lines to take" when questioned by the media.

Clinton has kept the funding details vague, with a reference to taxing the rich and closing loopholes for hedge funds, but Goldrick-Rab says it's not an issue anyway.

(Eustis had commissioned a new translation by Tony Kushner that, if it did not explicitly invoke George W. Bush and Iraq, was certainly perceived as suggesting them, with applause-winning references to tax exemptions for the rich, and lines such as "It's expensive, liberty, especially when you start exporting it to other countries").

Of course, it serves the Politicians and the tabloid press well that make constant references to tax against revenue; where you don't pay tax on revenue, but on profits.

There are also references to tax, immigration and the European Union, with lines like: "With the EU we must be on our mettle/Want to change our lawnmowers and our kettles".