Sentence examples for tax pushing from inspiring English sources

He rejects the view that the middle class in America was built by unions pushing up and the progressive income tax pushing down.

This is intended to work as an escalator tax, pushing the price of carbon emissions up from £16 a tonne in 2013 to £30a tonne in 2020.

And too many people who should be supported by our social security system are being let down by it – with delays in benefit payments, unfair benefits sanctions and the bedroom tax pushing people to the doors of food banks".

"Much has been written about bedroom tax pushing her - it wasn't, because prior to that she'd attempted suicide before and that hadn't been reported before.

After the champagne bottles are emptied, you can be sure that they'll get back to work further weakening the estate tax, pushing the bounds of compromise further to the side of the rich in 2012 when the tax cuts and the estate tax deal will come back up for debate.

The result may be that the tax pushes investors into more risky securities in their efforts to avoid it.

Shanti Lowe, 32, who smoked for 16 years, said that the new tax pushed her to quit.

Researchers say a parcel tax pushed through with strong business support in 2003 was the crucial factor in the district's sustained success.

Gasoline and kerosene contributed three-quarters of the gain, which was the quickest since March 1998, when an increase in the country's sales tax pushed the gauge to 1.8percentt.

In turn, this conspiracy theory echoes the antisemitic myth of the "kosher tax", pushed by an earlier generation of far-right groups.

As a result, Britain demanded that Rangers pay £21.4m of back taxes, pushing the club into bankruptcy.On the surface, the demise of one of the SPL's strongest teams would seem to bode well for Rangers' former rivals.