Sentence examples for tax pressure from inspiring English sources

"It is clear multinational companies have developed an unprecedented know-how for minimising their worldwide tax pressure," he said.

With some Tory MPs warning of a repeat of Margaret Thatcher's hated poll tax, pressure for a climbdown mounted at the party conference.

"Today Italy is on the edge of an abyss: the economy is exhausted, a million more are unemployed, purchasing power collapsed, tax pressure is rising to intolerable levels," Berlusconi said.

The spending was also criticised by the low tax pressure group the TaxPayers' Alliance, which has argued against the rise in aid spending at a time of cuts elsewhere.

On the county Board of Supervisors to which both belong, he has served with distinction, leading the fight for diverting some the county's sales tax revenue to school districts in order to relieve the tax pressure on real estate.

This could mean the end of unabated competition for investors, in which governments have been falling over each other to offer extractive multinationals the lowest possible tax pressure.

If Obama is elected, I think there'll be a continuation of the regulatory and tax pressures.

Raising tobacco excise can't even begin to solve that problem: it's not a long term revenue solution to increased tax pressures.

The popularity of high stakes betting machines has helped give a fresh lease of life to betting shops in the face of tightening government regulation and rising tax pressures.

But the film and book are much more instructive on the political fevers of the early 21st century, particularly those aroused by monomaniacal anti-tax pressure groups and their foot soldiers, the increasingly unpopular Tea Party.

Supporters point to Mr Elliott's record leading successful campaigns in favour of leaving the EU and, in 2011, against a move to the alternative vote electoral system, as well as his role setting up the Taxpayers' Alliance, an influential low-tax pressure group.