Sentence examples for subsequent taxpayer from inspiring English sources

Table 12 shows the subsequent taxpayer cost of children with conduct disorder, compared with other children22.

O'Malley engaged in an extensive marketing and media campaign that helped the referendum pass, but there were extensive subsequent taxpayer lawsuits.

Misnamed "financial modernization" legislation was really a deregulatory initiative -- reminiscent of the S&L deregulation that led to a corporate crime spree, the collapse of the industry and the subsequent taxpayer bailout of epic proportions.

We had a financial crisis (and subsequent taxpayer bailouts) largely because of enormous risk taking at the mega-banks like Citigroup, which led others to blindly copy the firm's risk taking model until the entire system blew up in the fall of 2008.

This allows the absolute area covered by ELS options to vary, however the total area enrolled in ELS, and the subsequent taxpayer payments, will remain the same.

He was investigated by the now defunct Financial Services Authority FSAA) following the takeover of HBOS by Lloyds TSB in September 2008 and the subsequent £20bn taxpayer bailout of the enlarged bank.

What was revealed in the meetings that resulted in the A.I.G. bailout and in the subsequent $700 billion taxpayer-provided lifeline for financial firms?

By "we" she meant "American taxpayers," who provided trillions of dollars to big banks during the 2008 financial crash, with which those big banks bought lobbyists to help ensure that Dodd-Frank would be of limited utility to prevent future financial crises, and subsequent trillion-dollar taxpayer bailouts.

Rob Johnson, director of financial reform at the Roosevelt Institute and a former managing director at Soros Fund Management, wonders how the administration is going to measure the subsidy and subsequent payment to taxpayers.

Of course, shifting the estimated tax burden results in a one-time benefit that is irreversible until fiscal conditions permit a return to a more even weighting and increased withholding is merely borrowing from taxpayers, resulting in over collections and subsequent refunds to the taxpayers.

This sparked a row among those looking for someone to blame for the collapse of the bank and subsequent pain inflicted on taxpayers.