Sentence examples for wealthy providing from inspiring English sources

He goes on to define "doing what's right" as rolling back President Bush's tax cuts "for the wealthy," providing universal health care and investing in education.

Mr. Orszag, in an opinion piece published recently by Bloomberg, argues that the current system of tax rewards for retirement saving unduly benefits the wealthy, providing a significantly smaller incentive for middle-income earners to sock away cash for a nest egg.

Recruits to the force were usually personally wealthy, providing their own horses and uniforms, and units were often heavily bankrolled by their senior officers.

And I assume that we can look forward to the GOP leadership on increasing the minimum wage, equal pay for women, contraceptive coverage in medical plans, increasing the marginal tax rate on the very wealthy, providing routes to citizenship for illegal immigrants, legalization of marijuana and recognition for gay marriages.

You could make a lot of money in this country, but after the New Deal, unions made sure you paid a decent wage to your workers, and government made sure the wealthy provided ample tax revenues.

When he vetoed the Republican-backed bill last month, Mr. Clinton said it would have benefited the wealthy while providing little relief to middle-income people.

That is just the dynamic that in the past two months has allowed Congress to send to Mr. Obama bills raising taxes on wealthy Americans, providing aid to victims of Hurricane Sandy and reauthorizing a law on violence against women.

The measure includes the Republican goals of extending for two years the Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy and providing a huge benefit for rich heirs, and the Democrats' objectives of more liberal unemployment benefits, a temporary payroll tax deduction, refundable tax credits for the working poor and larger write-offs for businesses.

While Mr. Malloy said that he would consider raising income taxes on the wealthy and providing universal prekindergarten public education, Mr. Lamont stressed cuts, all but ruled out tax increases and supported curbing pension and health care benefits for future state employees.

And while Mr. Adelson gained notice for almost single-handedly financing a $20 million super PAC supporting his friend Newt Gingrich in the Republican nominating contest this year, he is just one of several wealthy donors providing overwhelming support to a candidate they are seeking to elect.

It smacks of creating amenities for the wealthy while providing less and less for those less well off.