Sentence examples for tax saw from inspiring English sources

"The women in the shop said, 'We don't serve Slovaks.'"Since independence, after a period of strongman governance by Mr Mečiar, radical reforms like a flat tax saw rapid economic growth in the 2000s.

The group working to repeal the transit tax saw far less support (under $13,000) mostly from individuals.

The bedroom tax saw the family evicted and until a new property was found a year later, Rob lived with only a child's pool and hose to stay clean.

While Berkeley, the first U.S. city to pass a "soda tax," saw a substantial decline in the consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks in the months following implementation of the tax in March 2015, neighboring San Francisco, where a soda-tax measure was defeated, and Oakland, saw a 4percentt increase, according to the study published today in the American Journal of Public Health.

Disappointment with both parties' failure to address the deadlock over climate change and a proposed carbon emissions tax saw a massive increase in electoral support for the Greens – so big that the environmental movement, for the first time, will now hold the balance of power in the upper house, Australia's influential house of review.

The move was part of a major revamp of Abe's administration after a run of mixed economic data and an unpopular increase in the sales tax saw his popularity ratings drop to around 50%, compared to around 70% in the months after he took office in December 2012, vowing to kick-start the word's third-biggest economy.

Repelita V (1989-1994) logitextractionraction, froze the issuance of new mill licenses, increased reforestation taxes by 150%, added an export tax on sawn timber (which has forced inefficient mills to close), encouraged public participation and improved training and monitoring.

According to Sunlight, seven of the eight companies that invested the most in lobbying between 2007 and 2009 (Figure 2) saw their tax rates lowered, and six of the eight saw rate declines of at least seven percentage points.

As the old saw has it, they tax neither you nor me but the man behind the tree.Other states with direct democracy are now trying to parse the implications of this.

In 2009, the Texas-based firm publicly backed putting a tax on carbon, a move that some saw as a distraction from congressional debate over a cap-and-trade bill.

They want the Welsh government to limit the tax from next April after its draft budget saw council funding slashed.