Sentence examples for tax press from inspiring English sources

Ah! Tax, press freedom and "fairness" (whatever that means).

But the levy, which Republicans called the "death tax" to press their political case, will be fully restored in 2011, more than two years after Mr. Bush leaves office if he is re-elected.

This theme – the newspaper business will die if the likes of Google and Facebook continue to get away with the sort of tax avoidance press proprietors can only dream of – is a well worn one.

That opening will be bolstered by the newly elected Unite leader Len McCluskey's commitment to build an "alliance of resistance" around the trade unions, broader than the campaign that saw off Margaret Thatcher's poll tax, to press the coalition to change course.

"This is about making Texas be more competitive," Perry said at a Tax Day press conference at the Austin Chamber of Commerce.

Before the new taxes were imposed in Hungary, some polls showed that Hungarians were in favor of using taxes to press for healthier eating habits.

The Tories outsource a lot of their dirty work to assorted non-domiciled and tax-efficient press barons and their minions.

"We're pleased that today Congress was finally able to pass legislation, without raising taxes," the press secretary, Dana Perino, said in a statement.

He used his position as governor to fight spending and tax increases pressed by the Legislature, to the applause from conservative leaders in the party.

When told by the BBC of a list of instances where the company had refused to cooperate, he taxed the press office for an explanation, only to be reminded that he had instigated most of the refusals.

Lawyers representing Bolton are due to appear at the high court in London on Monday after tax officials pressed for the 142-year-old club to be wound up.