Sentence examples for secure tax from inspiring English sources

"I don't think you could fairly say that they don't organise their business differently [to secure tax advantages]..

Mr. Obama could and should be hammering Republicans for trying to hold the middle class hostage to secure tax cuts for the wealthy.

A decentralisation drive under Heizo Takenaka, the interior minister, is encouraging mergers among municipalities in need of a more secure tax base.

If the FDP leader does not secure tax reform he will have won nothing; the CSU is almost as insistent on tax cuts as he is.

Senator John Kerry, as the Democratic frontrunner, was fond of railing against "Benedict Arnold CEOs", whom he accused of sending jobs overseas to secure tax breaks.

Should the G.O.P. enter into yet another budget showdown with Mr. Obama in which they appear to be intransigent, eager to slash spending programs for the poor and determined to secure tax breaks for the rich?

Firms will build factories in difficult places if they have to, but they much prefer places where contracts can be enforced, property rights are secure, taxes are predictable, executives feel safe, and workers get basic social services from the state.

Earlier attempts to outlaw aspects of banking secrecy and secure taxes from nationals earning income on their savings in banks elsewhere in the EU took a decade to see the light of day.

This could be accomplished by setting up secure tax-payment hubs where citizens would be able to decide which government departments and programs they want to support.

Lerner worked for the FEC from 1981 through 2001, but it's unclear why her correspondence from the mid-1980s would have any bearing on the current controversy surrounding her 2012 role in the IRS targeting tea party groups trying to secure tax-exempt status.

"From their perspective, this was not a trade but a means of securing tax relief".