public income

Would be really interested to see public income in the same sort of format and current totals.

Oh, as King, Auletes had control of the public income, which was enormous.

Why should public income support their plush existences?

Stilwell Financial Inc., $150 million of 30-year of public income notes.

The first head of public income at the disposal of the sovereign was that of the crown lands.

Even when Nilus failed to inundate, that public income was sufficient to buy in grain from foreign lands.

Georgia Power, 4.8 million public income notes ($25 each) due in 2047, A2/A/---/.

With his private wealth and public income, L'Héritier was enabled to pursue his botanical interests as a wealthy amateur.

In effect, increases in earnings from jobs were offset by losses in public income, leading many to conclude that these programs had no anti-poverty effects.

The Egyptian public income is six thousand gold talents a year, and the sovereign's private income another six thousand!"

Director's Law of Public Income Redistribution, The University of Chicago.

In fact, in a little over three hundred years and without violence, the constituent parts of public income had been completely altered in relative value and organization.

According to the nascent political movement of the same name an Isocracy embodies self ownership, by extension Informed consent and natural resources as the source of public income.

DQE Capital Corp., $100 million of $25 public income notes due 2039, Baa2/BBB/---.

"Obviously, no public servant, even one who is head of state and commander in chief of the army, amasses that kind of wealth in this country, based on public income only."

"Surpluses" arising from excessive Social Security tax rates do not reduce the deficit, which results from public spending in excess of public income, no matter how you attempt to paper it over with Administration rationalizations.

The Interpreter, Recorder and Accountant collected all Alexandrian public income, and used much of it to feather their own nests, working through a system of privileges and perquisites that included the palace.

Nor did the economy of Egypt and Alexandria depend upon the contents of the treasure vaults; the public income of the monarch was six thousand talents per year, the private income as much again.

The campaign also made public income tax returns of the Republican Vice-Presidential nominee dating to 1978, which show that the bulk of his income comes from his Senate salary, with very little from his family's newspaper empire.

It is now therefore time for Europe to set up a more reliable legal framework that observes the objectives of the EU 2020 strategy while also implementing greater control over debt and public income, fiscal incentives for SMEs, internal market development and integration of labour markets.

Davenant still believed that land tax was unfair because it placed the heaviest burden of generating public income on the landed gentry, and that the long term result would be that the gentry would be forced to sell their land to "monied men and usurers" to pay the taxes.