Sentence examples for refuse tax from inspiring English sources

* Conservatives trust Ryan to refuse tax hikes in talks.

In 1968, Steinem signed the "War Tax Protest" pledge, vowing to refuse tax payments in protest against the Vietnam War.

In one of his first acts as mayor-elect, Michael R. Bloomberg refused tax breaks from the city that his company worked hard to gain, according to campaign and company officials.

If the deficit deal should inspire hawkish conservatives to consider the possibility that refusing tax increases effectively guarantees defense cuts, it should also inspire liberals to realize that by turning entitlement cuts into their own version of tax increases — the red line that they absolutely refuse to cross — they're ultimately putting their own priorities at risk.

The church also rejects any connection to the government, defies laws on tax withholding and refuses tax-exempt status and any government money for ministry-outreach programs it runs.

Others refuse any tax hike, but want to gut entitlements.

Monaco refuses to tax its billionaires and send the proceeds to Paris, so the plucky principality is blockaded.

But Mr. Evans estimated that employers would save, on average, $1,000 a retiree if they refused the tax incentives and dropped coverage.

Clegg rightly shook his head as Osborne refused to tax property – he should have done more than that to ensure the wealthiest bear a greater burden.

Against the background of this unrest, Charles faced bankruptcy in the summer of 1640 as parliament continued to refuse new taxes.

Thus Messrs Cameron and Osborne faithfully champion lower inheritance taxes, refuse to reshape the council tax and boast about the business-friendly low capital gains and corporation tax regime.