Sentence examples for revenue issue from inspiring English sources

"But it's not a revenue issue, it's an expense issue".

He reiterated his position on further tax increases: "The revenue issue is now closed".

"I can't recall any Internet company," he said, "with a barter revenue issue of this magnitude".

"The revenue issue is now closed," Mr. Boehner said Thursday, before the House left town for the weekend without acting on the cuts and a Senate attempt to avert them died.

"When you look at the possibility of something like Foxwoods or Mohegan Sun hiring upwards of 10,000 people, this is a jobs issue and a revenue issue for troubled times and for the long run for Suffolk County," said Wayne R. Horsley, the county legislator who heads the county's gambling task force.

The revenue issue has been compounded by the fact that attempts by successive governments to bring in an agricultural tax has been continually thwarted by the powerful landed elite.

It is primarily designed to deal with spending and revenue issues that affect the deficit.

Most states are having longterm revenue issues that won't be resolved soon.

"The revenue issues with health and education over the commonwealth's forward estimates are an immediate concern," he wrote.

They seem to be grappling finally with the thorny revenue issues that separate them, Helene Elliot writes in The Los Angeles Times.

Jorgensen, a social democrat MEP, said he was confident that although this time "Hedegaard and her colleagues are taking it extremely seriously", national carbon registries should be administered by tax authorities who are used to dealing with tricky technical revenue issues.