taxes的例句（taxes在句子中的用法）

• The new taxes pressed heavily on the people. 新税使人民不胜负荷。
• The government has promised that taxes will not be put up again this year. 政府已经许诺今年不再增加税收。
• Our taxes help pay for the upkeep of the city’s parks. 我们交纳的税部分用于市内各公园的保养。
• An increase in taxes produced an outcry from the voters. 增加税收引起了选民们强烈抗议。
• They paid the extra taxes without a murmur. 他们毫无怨言地交了附加税。
• He explained his viewpoint that taxes should be increased. 他解释了他认为应该增加税收的观点。
• Reading in a poor light taxes the eyes. 在暗淡的光线下看书很累眼睛。
• We must pay taxes to the State. 我们必须向国家纳税。
• The government has two options; to reduce spending or to increase taxes. 政府有两种选择的办法:或是减少开支, 或是增加税收。
• Her belief that taxes should be higher was heresy. 她认为应该增加税收, 这是异端邪说。
• The people groaned under the load of taxes. 人们在赋税的重压下受折磨。
• You may be able to apply for exemption from local taxes. 你可能符合资格申请免除地方税。
• In Britain the Chancellor of the Exchequer deals with taxes and government spending. 英国的财政大臣负责税务和政府的开支。
• If you try to evade paying your taxes you risk going to prison. 如果你试图逃税, 你就有坐牢的危险了。
• The government will direct the additional taxes to the educational reform. 政府把这些附加税收用于教育改革。
• I think it’s disgusting the way the goverment keeps putting up taxes. 我认为政府不断加税的做法糟透了。
• The newspapers denounced the new taxes. 报纸通知废止新的税务。
• The Commissioners of Inland Revenue control British national taxes. 国家税收委员管理英国全国的税收。
• The government is trying to improve the way it collects taxes. 政府正试图改进收税的方式。
• The chancellor bluntly warned the Cabinet to axe public spending or face higher taxes. 大臣直接警告内阁要么大幅削减公共开支，要么加税。