Sentence examples for stts from inspiring English sources

"Unilateral STTs, even if levied on fairly narrow bases, are certainly feasible as witnessed by their use in numerous developed countries.

The fact that major financial centers such as the UK, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Singapore, and South Africa levy forms of STTs indicates that such taxes do not automatically drive out financial activity to an unacceptable extent," it said.

A slick, anonymously-run website called Stop These Things (STT) urged readers to attend the June rally because "while it's safe to assume the Coalition will cruise to victory in September, don't assume they are on our side".

They are also used in a new type of memory chip known as spin-transfer-torque RAM, or STT-RAM, which some view as a future competitor for DRAM and Flash memory chips.

The paper added: "The impact on financial markets from a low-rate (less than 5 basis points), broad-based STT would likely be fairly modest, beyond its reduction of very short-term trading".

"STT thinks that the wind industry is well and truly on the ropes, but our 'never say die until it's dead and buried' attitude means we won't be happy until there is a garlic-coated crucifix driven through the heart of this rort-ridden scam of the century.

"STT thinks it's time to let the Coalition know that Australia is not going to pay exorbitant prices for electricity simply on the basis of some ideological whim … This is not just a matter for country people trying to protect their rural communities.

"This is pure hooliganism," the Russian consul to Åland, Mikhail Zubov, told the Finnish news agency STT.

"STT throws down the gauntlet to Coalition MPs to turn up and front the mob that assembles on 18 June to explain what the Coalition plans to do about the greatest fraud in Australian history.

An IMF paper, Taxing Financial Transactions: Issues and Evidence, said securities transactions taxes (STT) existed in many countries with little evidence that they distorted markets.