Sentence examples for tax to enable from inspiring English sources

Japan's government funded this support through a supplementary budget; the Japanese people paid more tax to enable this contribution.After the war, the Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force was involved in mine-sweeping operations, dealing with mines where access and disposal was particularly difficult.

Superficially, it's an appealing idea, but it would be counterproductive to increase taxes to enable students from well-off families to attend college for free.

And what if the majority of a community has access to private sources of potable water, and refuses to pay taxes to enable authorities providing water to the minority?

There is a £120bn tax gap that is only possible because the government pay tax benefits to enable people to survive.

There is increasing interest in radical redistribution policies – including restructuring of domestic tax systems to enable a shift from income to consumption and wealth taxes and piloting of new systems involving Basic Income Guarantees.

One other possibility, though unlikely, would be a tax break to enable insurers to provide coverage themselves.

In 2008, as surging gasoline prices were infuriating American voters, Congress amended the tax code to enable master limited partnerships to invest in alternative transportation fuels like ethanol.

The first wife of Stephen Hawking has said the government needs a big overhaul of its policy towards disabled people and has also called for a stronger tax policy to enable more funding.

Tax changes to enable people to keep more income.

We're in favor of a very large tax credit to enable the poor to have the resources to buy it.

The Lib Dems have said a further £26bn will have to be found between 2016-18 in the form of additional spending cuts or tax rises to enable the government to balance the books.