Sentence examples for using revenue from inspiring English sources

Colorado and Illinois are debating the idea of using revenue from the state lottery to offset defense costs.

"Using revenue from a sugar-sweetened drink tax to reduce the prices of fruit and vegetables is a potential mechanism for further improving population health," they write.

In 1999, Suffolk County established community preservation funds for each of the five East End towns, using revenue from a 2percenttaxax on real estate transfers.

The team currently makes semi-annual bond payments of $22 million using revenue from sales of suites, club seats, concessions and other items.

The finance ministers' statement did not name any countries, but officials said it was directed at China, Russia and other countries that have started using revenue from oil and other exports to buy stakes in Western companies.

In the most obvious example, most of the candidates had proposed using revenue the city derived from the World Trade Center for housing, while Mr. Green said he would use it to help pay for a Second Avenue subway line.

Just a few years ago the union raised questions as to whether the Marlins, with their markedly low payrolls, were violating the collective bargaining agreement by not using revenue-sharing money on player development and salaries.

Without this information, citizens cannot hold their governments accountable for using revenues to benefit their countries.

The Danes, Dutch, Finns and Swedes are all using revenues from environmental taxes to reduce taxes on labour.

Most of the candidates had talked about financing housing construction plans by using revenues derived from rents at the World Trade Center.

Even more contentious is Mr. Pataki's plan to improve failing schools using revenues from video lottery terminals, similar to slot machines, placed around the state.