taxing造句

City living can be taxing.

Is there a good rationale for taxing the uninsured?

Local politicians love taxing hotels, airports, and other services that business travellers use.

In order not to impact the former, taxing online businesses must be handled cautiously.

Tobin proposed taxing financial transactions to slow the flow of money to and from markets.

This is because taxing imports can end up hurting a country's own producers who rely on imported inputs.

These mix opposition to national reforms such as taxing food and medicines with local issues such as paving roads.

When the tourism industry asked for help, Cowperthwaite responded by taxing hotels to recover costs-and to discourage other petitioners.

More importantly, taxing investment returns plays a huge role in what kinds of investments occur, and where, even if it has minor effects on the amounts.

Other game shows use wives, parents and siblings as advisers or cheerleaders to add some human warmth and humor to a prosaic and not especially taxing contest.

To make the shift, he called for taxing carbon and offsetting that by reducing payroll taxes: Let's "tax what we burn, not what we earn," he said.

These reforms will have the effect of taxing short-term liabilities and forcing firms to internalize more of the costs of this funding system.

His prosthetics have no knee joints so he had to run with stiff upper legs - a much more physically taxing style.

This would target the desired group, and not impose inefficient costs on non-obese persons by taxing the foods they eat or the activities they choose to engage in.

But whatever the mix, taxing more and spending less is "the opposite of what we should be doing" in a weak economy, says William Lockyer, California's treasurer, who is a Democrat.