Sentence examples for rich fiscal from inspiring English sources
Besides the proposition of more collusion, the state-centralism explanation of fiscal sociology argues that since rich fiscal revenues are extracted from coal mines rather than from ordinary taxpayers, coal-rich governments have fewer incentives to satisfy public demands and have more arbitrary power on budgetary decisions relative to legislation.
New-music offerings are especially rich this year.
Countries that were relatively rich in 1900 are, for the most part, relatively rich today.
"We were always going to be rich — next year," Twain wrote.
The winery's 2007 chardonnay ($21.95) is barrel-fermented in the rich 1990s California style.
After leaving Fox, Lanfield made the musical You'll Never Get Rich (1941) for Columbia.
He revealed his business acumen in another bestseller, How to Get Rich (2006).
The truly rich 2005 is to be released (probably at $19.99) in February.
The rich today, they're too much into protecting their turf.
"If my grandmother had owned stock," he said, "I'd be rich today".
Location, after all, is everything.Dig deeper: Why land value taxes are so rare (November 2014) How to tax the rich (September 2011).
