Our businesses are no longer being excessively overtaxed and regulated.
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Plus, overtaxed IT organizations can focus on other business-driving initiatives.
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This could effectively jam the already overtaxed U.S. immigration court system.
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Republicans think that rich people are overtaxed in the United States.
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The overtaxed Texas National Guard and Houston police crews need citizen backup.
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A frustrated plaint from an overtaxed ticketing agent trying to calm them.
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"Everybody is leaving California because they're overtaxed by the state," he said.
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We all juggle trying to get as much done without feeling overtaxed.
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Those leaders categorically report that today's military is desperately overtaxed and under-resourced.
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Republicans, in general, think rich people are badly overtaxed in the United States.
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They are breathing as if they shared a single set of overtaxed lungs.
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Two days later, the overtaxed phone battery had bulged and actually warped the phone.
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It is overtaxed with a minimum wage far too high for local economic conditions.
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The Kinder family of Charleston is filling in gaps left by the overtaxed system.
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They fear it would give the industry an overtaxed, corporate feel reminiscent of Big Tobacco.
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Transportation officials have recently taken steps to expand the overtaxed promenade on the Brooklyn Bridge.
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I imagine smoke billowing from the overtaxed wires before the whole contraption bursts into flames.
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That's overtaxed the system of existing dams and made the Oroville situation all the more dangerous.
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So should American citizens who you say are already overtaxed, bail out Puerto Rico as well?
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Unsettled is a sprawling exhibition that is sometimes overtaxed by the concepts used to describe it.
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What about the skyrocketing cancer rates, the overtaxed, underfunded teachers in their weather-beaten yellow sloops?
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Instead of an economic model, he gave his readers a folksy anecdote about an overtaxed farmer.
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As the Rikers officers' trial gets underway, it poses logistical hurdles for an overtaxed Bronx criminal courthouse.
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Though the latter is illegal, the state's overtaxed enforcement body is largely incapable of holding landlords accountable.
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But in an overtaxed system, waits have frequently been far longer, often lasting three months or more.
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It's the latest example of a private industry caught in the political fray of an overtaxed immigration system.
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People bid adieu to New Jersey for a variety of reasons, however, not simply because they felt overtaxed.
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The state issued the tender last November when it said five years of low rainfall overtaxed its system.
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The overtaxed data analyst team prioritizes work for the company executives, and everyone else must be served later.
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Long-distance phone calls were made by means of overtaxed cables and radio towers, and connectivity was limited.
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Prescribing tests without sufficient medical oversight can also lead to unnecessary tests that burden an already overtaxed health system.
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The station is increasingly being overtaxed by the 600,000 passengers and 1,300 trains that pass through it each day.
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With the artificial pancreas, he'd have another device to poke into his already overtaxed body — a process that's always painful.
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As cyber security threats increase — and become increasingly automated — overtaxed security teams inside companies are trying to automate their responses.
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This would help overtaxed and exhausted administration officials quickly identify emails purportedly from colleagues that are sent from private accounts.
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Her mother seems loving and supportive, but also overtaxed from caring for a family that also includes two younger children.
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He has appeared at legislative hearings and laid out, in his folksy way, the hard truths about the overtaxed station.
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Moreover, asking inspectors to fill out online forms would quantify the responses, but also add labor to an already overtaxed workforce.
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Image: Energy Commission StaffA handful of rolling blackouts are already reality for our severely overtaxed power grid, especially in warm months.
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Jackson said he had spoken to Rambis about making sure Anthony was not overtaxed down the final stretch of the season.
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"We're not sending them home, and, right now, that can be another challenge for an already overtaxed medical system," he said.
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Lopez Obrador added that plans were underway to build shelters and provide additional resources to the overtaxed facilities already in operation.
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The boom brought jobs and money, but overtaxed the island's water and garbage disposal systems and, crucially, its sewers and storm drains.
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Last spring, Mali, Niger, Chad, Burkina Faso and Mauritania appealed to Moscow to help their overtaxed militaries and security services combat terrorism.
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"I think our state is greatly overtaxed and corruption is part of that," said Mr. Schorr, a graduate of Harvard Law School.
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The enormous, overtaxed system has so many people moving through it that mistakes are often not corrected until many lives are lost.
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The states with longtime Democratic governance are grossly overtaxed and ill-managed, suffering from massive unfunded public employee pension programs and patronage.
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If he does win, Mr. Macron will inherit a sclerotic, underproducing, overtaxed, absurdly bureaucratic, highly partisan country with a huge security problem.
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For a staff with two starters (Rubby De La Rosa and Shelby Miller) on the disabled list, an overtaxed bullpen is an issue.
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In fact, the survey, conducted by staffing firm Accountemps, shows that workers ages 22 and under are the most overtaxed group of all.
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Danish government officials are pushing back on a Fox Business segment that framed "socialist" Denmark as an overtaxed dystopia with high unemployment rates.
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On a recent Saturday afternoon, a bit overtaxed from the morning's pancake making and the previous evening's socializing, I flopped into my hammock.
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In Uman, the sewers are backed up, the electric grid is overtaxed, and there are not enough garbage trucks to properly maintain order.
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It turned out, to no one's surprise, that four days of virtually zero exercise had left the students with somewhat sluggish, overtaxed metabolisms.
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It sits on the ground floor of the new Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown, to allow both operations their full, overtaxed names.
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There's no question that parents today are overtaxed, in part due to unforgiving workplaces and a lack of governmental support for working families.
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JOE KERNEN: In-- just thinking about some of your comments in the past, Warren, I don't think you thought American business was overtaxed.
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But Caleavefornia talk does reflect sincere frustration at being overtaxed and underrepresented in a country that suddenly seems unenthusiastic about our way of life.
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Before the game, General Manager Sandy Alderson repeatedly stressed the need for the Mets' starters to pitch deeper into games, saving an overtaxed bullpen.
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For some Moroccans, the train is an expensive folly whose funds would have been better spent on overcrowded schools or the overtaxed medical system.
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Once the executive branch opens a war theater, an overtaxed, overstretched and (by its very nature) unsuitable military is left holding the proverbial bag.
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Even with all the bad social media vibes, Black Friday will still be a massive cultural event with long lines, overtaxed workers and angry shoppers.
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In that respect, H217 differs from the overtaxed Skyen (the "cloud")—another nearby Copenhagen consumption facility connected to the shelter Mændenes Hjem (the "men's home").
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Its 45 neighborly tables turned more than 10 times a day, while the overtaxed pizza oven devoured more wood than a paper plant in Maine.
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NATIONAL An article on Tuesday about hospitals overtaxed by the mass shooting in Las Vegas described the location of the Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center incorrectly.
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Investors have been falling over themselves to buy stocks since the election on the notion that Trump is the savior for an overregulated, overtaxed corporate America.
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With natural disasters like droughts and flooding, and with man-made problems like overcrowded cities and factory runoff, the water system is frequently overtaxed and understudied.
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But the current system of insuring that risk is a patchwork of private insurance that has not penetrated the market widely, and an overtaxed Medicaid system.
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The agency should be able to handle the backup once funding is approved, he said, but it's possible systems could be overtaxed and cause further delays.
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The problem is that the company has dragged its feet for years on taking responsibility for content and, as such, its moderation resources are simply overtaxed.
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As the state grapples with overtaxed medical systems and a surge of new patients, authorities are rushing to build makeshift hospitals and ramp up precautionary efforts.
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But it warned that projected budget shortfalls, overtaxed military forces around the globe and other risks were imperiling the plan, just as it was taking effect.
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Asked whether the overtaxed subways could handle an influx of Long Island commuters, Ms. Hakim said she was confident the system could handle the extra ridership.
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Family members and friends should be watchful of one another's health and welfare, and stand prepared to care for the moderately ill if hospitals become overtaxed.
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The growth of the federal tax code, which has tripled in length in the past 2303 years, is often cited as proof that the country is overtaxed.
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But four years of drought have overtaxed Israel's unmatched array of desalination and wastewater treatment plants, choking its most fertile regions and catching the government off-guard.
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JASK is emerging from stealth today with $12 million in the bank and a machine learning technology that automates network monitoring and management for overtaxed security teams.
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They believe that, morally speaking, rich families are unfairly overtaxed and they believe that, economically speaking, the growth benefits of tax cuts for the rich are enormous.
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Until Congress and the Secret Service address these issues with rational solutions, we will be hearing about the overtaxed agency into the next presidential administration and beyond.
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Others will assert that the American people are not overtaxed, but rather that spending is too high, which is an appealing argument for many of our politicians.
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After the bullpen was overtaxed last week and the left-hander Steven Matz was treated for a bone spur in his throwing elbow, the Mets summoned Lugo.
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Reds RH Lisalverto Bonilla (29-20, 22) Anderson has made it through six innings just once in eight starts, which doesn't bode well for an overtaxed bullpen.
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In his estimation, 35,000 Americans will die from the coronavirus this year, which would place an enormous additional burden on hospitals already overtaxed by the flu season.
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The US is nowhere near overtaxed and we have lots of big spending needs if we're going to address climate change (like, say, a Green New Deal).
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There are also far more fire-related deaths in cold weather, resulting from faulty or overtaxed wiring, improper use of indoor heaters and errant sparks from fireplaces.
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Overtaxed coaches will be working overtime to hound players into last-minute switches during a time period that amounts to the last normal winter of their adolescent lives.
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And the perhaps overtaxed ensemble members dress up as revolting Russians or, later, menacing proto-Nazis, while also doing duty as radio broadcasters who speak in urgent headlines.
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On social media, people have claimed that hospitals are turning away the sick due to overcrowding, and feverish patients are packing wards with overtaxed screening and quarantine procedures.
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I don't know what those numbers should be, but I think that we must pay attention to working families, middle class families, who are overtaxed now, I think.
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That's what Tesla's Elon Musk did this week, when he expressed regret about sounding a bit overtaxed during an ultimately upbeat quarterly earnings call for the tumultuous electric carmaker.
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Democrats argued that the persistent surpluses showed that the country was overtaxed and proposed to cut tariffs and reduce revenue, cutting prices to consumers and making Americans better off.
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But we have to keep before us the image of a single man, overtaxed, isolated and inundated, who refused to close his eyes to the chaos outside his window.
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But his proposed solution — a $140 million yearly tax raised in part through fees on urban water districts — has raised eyebrows in a state where residents already feel overtaxed.
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You've no doubt heard (and probably ignored) the advice: To survive the chaos that crappy colleagues, app alerts, and holiday shoppers inflict on your overtaxed brain, you need mindfulness meditation.
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After throwing 56 pitches through the first three innings, Shields settled in and provided some much-needed relief for the White Sox bullpen, which had been overtaxed in recent days.
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And cases typically take no more than three weeks to adjudicate (claims filed in court can take months before the overtaxed system can even schedule the case for a hearing).
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The lack of rainfall has overtaxed Israel's desalination and waste-water treatment plants, choking its most fertile regions in the north of the country and bringing calls for government action.
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The actress stars as Rosita, an overtaxed mother who spends her days caring for her litter of 25 piglet children — all while hiding her secret dream of being a singer.
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Because TIGER is designed to challenge regions to think big picture about the multimodal and cross-jurisdictional coordination needs of a balanced transportation system, it is incredibly popular and overtaxed.
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With India's high-energy costs and overtaxed electrical grid, Sarma worries that the purchase would spike his electrical bills, but he's beginning to think it may be an inevitable expense.
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Residents of Silver Spring, Maryland, and other inner suburbs would gain an express ride to downtown and northern Virginia job centers, reducing crowding on the DC Metro's currently overtaxed Red Line.
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In other words, when entrepreneurs get sick of being overtaxed and overregulated in places like California, they pack up a U-Haul (another great company based here) and move to Arizona.
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It may be that there's room in the overtaxed hearts of users for one more subscription, if it's for a service they've been using on and off already for two decades.
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In fact, it will dry them up, forcing taxpayers to rely on a stale federal bureaucracy that will be motivated to collect more in taxes, not protect them from being overtaxed.
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The Putumayo office had no information on how many have tried to access government assistance measures, but those who have say the byzantine, overtaxed system is its own kind of protracted suffering.
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Five sub-Saharan African countries — Mali, Niger, Chad, Burkina Faso and Mauritania — appealed to Moscow in 2018 to help their overtaxed militaries and security services combat the Islamic State and Al Qaeda.
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They say the centers are already overtaxed, and, because they treat health issues of all kinds, are often unable to provide the full range of family-planning services that Planned Parenthood offers.
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Sydney's overtaxed mother, Maggie (Kathleen Rose Perkins), gets the occasional character-deepening scene; Stanley's brutish trucker dad (Mark Colson) is not so well-served, and Brad is essentially a human varsity jacket.
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That's the only way to make health care reform consistent with the overarching conservative view that rich households in the United States are overtaxed and that business is subject to excessively strict regulation.
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And last spring, five sub-Saharan African countries — Mali, Niger, Chad, Burkina Faso and Mauritania — appealed to Moscow to help their overtaxed militaries and security services combat the Islamic State and Al Qaeda.
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Cory Gardner (R-CO) join the Freedom Caucus and everyone else in supporting the deeply unpopular view that rich people are overtaxed in what's already one of the overall lowest-taxed developed countries.
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But in making Blue and White Israel's largest party in parliament - just edging past Likud, according to near-complete results - many Israelis evidently felt overtaxed by more than a decade of Netanyahu rule.
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Unfortunately for the Mets, Familia cannot play first base or catch, but he can help out an overtaxed bullpen that has been on the losing end of several close games in recent days.
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Repealing the Affordable Care Act is a massive tax cut for high-income families, and since most conservatives believe that high-income families are overtaxed, that's a key selling point of the idea.
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Waiting in line among the mass of other shoppers after the adrenaline has worn off and counting on an overtaxed seasonal employee manning the register to make the process run smoothly is even worse.
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Though many police shootings are blamed on overly aggressive or simply racist cops, some tragic situations are clearly the result of an overtaxed officer lacking adequate training to help a person with special needs.
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Even in the places where such a system was successfully imposed, I would expect an overtaxed law enforcement apparatus that engaged in just as much, or more, selective enforcement as it engages in presently.
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Enefit proposes to use up to 85033 billion gallons of water from the already overtaxed Upper Colorado River basin, an arid region that likely will only get hotter and drier due to climate change.
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The BUILD Coalition, whose members include businesses in the agriculture, manufacturing and telecommunications industries, said that if business interest can't be deducted, companies' taxable income would be overstated and the businesses would be overtaxed.
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In the aftermath of the Vietnam WAR, the VA found itself in a similarly difficult time, as care for veterans returning from Southeast Asia overtaxed the agency's capabilities and led to a nationwide scandal.
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Not far from New York on the other side of Lake Ontario, the trains have become popular in Toronto, a city that is also grappling with a growing population and an overtaxed transit system.
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"If the masses can be convinced that they're grossly overtaxed relative to everyone else in the world, the case for tax reform becomes easier — or at least the case for tax cuts," he writes.
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The supplemental request will seek funding for temporary and semi-permanent migrant processing facilities, additional personnel along the border, increased detention capacity and upgrades to "overtaxed" information technology systems, he told a House appropriations subcommittee.
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A mesh network with multiple access points can help alleviate an overtaxed wifi network, and for the first time you can finally make the upgrade for less than $100 with TP-Link's new Deco W2400 kit.
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And if you don't modify your behaviors and needlessly get sick, you'll increase the pressure on an already overtaxed health care system and jeopardize the care of someone else who might need it more than you.
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A great example during the Ebola epidemic was the number of increased deaths from other diseases, like malaria, because of a lack of access to the overall health system while it was being overrun and overtaxed.
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Watching this production's overtaxed ensemble perform vignettes from different musicals, in an oppressive succession of themed wigs and costumes, is like hearing a rushed raconteur drop name after famous name, without bothering to explain their significance.
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As a result, he said, there has been a lot of frustration over problems that could have been avoided, such as overtaxed utilities and subways, crowded schools and a shortage of street parking and open spaces.
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Last month, McAleenan said a supplemental budget request was coming that would seek funding for temporary and semi-permanent migrant processing facilities, additional personnel along the border, increased detention capacity and upgrades to "overtaxed" information technology systems.
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With improved (but still insufficient) funding and increased readiness, it is used at a rate — "operational tempo" — that often rivals the AC, which, overtaxed by the demands placed on it, relies utterly on the Reserve Components (RC).
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Michele Oberholtzer, who heads up the tax-foreclosure counseling unit at a Detroit nonprofit called the United Community Housing Coalition, likens the foreclosure of overtaxed homes to the use of false evidence to convict a suspected criminal.
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She scrapped the opening scene in which Nurse Lopez dutifully welcomes Dr. Welby to work with a freshly poured cup of coffee, and she elevated her onscreen role from an overtaxed secretary to a skilled nursing professional.
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Moreover, Musk is "totally cool" with opening up the Supercharger network to non-Tesla owners, which would further clog up the already sometimes overtaxed Supercharger stations, especially as competing "affordable" EVs like the Chevy Bolt start to arrive.
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An optimal tax rate is one that takes into account this important limitation and prevents one category from being overtaxed relative to the other, so that the overall growth profile of the value-added is not negatively affected.
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It is possible that, thanks to historic voter turnout for a midterm election, which some poll sites failed to adequately predict, voting infrastructure may have been particularly overtaxed, and so we may have seen more glitches than usual.
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Way back in the salad days of 225, with budget surpluses projected as far as the eye could see, George W. Bush proposed a tax cut on the theory that the surplus essentially meant Americans were being overtaxed.
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Professor Rottinghaus said there were indeed ways the city could come up with the money without raising taxes, but he noted that Mr. Turner is up for re-election and that in general, Houston residents already feel overtaxed.
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Instead of basing our actions on the idea that women aren't working enough, or that their cultures prevent them from working, we should acknowledge that the global economy is demanding too much from women who are already overtaxed.
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The only seeming connection between the diverse populations and cultures now scattered about the solar system is a vast criminal presence and the subsequent bounty system that emerged as a way to supplement an overtaxed interstellar police force.
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On Tuesday, acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan said a supplemental request was coming that would seek funding for temporary and semi-permanent migrant processing facilities, additional personnel along the border, increased detention capacity and upgrades to "overtaxed" information technology systems.
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Why am I so Effing Tired Intended for people who feel exhausted and overtaxed, "This whole formula is designed to help our body recharge the adrenals," says Dr. Alejandro Junger, Paltrow's long-time collaborator and best-selling author of Clean.
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The benefits to human health and the environment are real: fewer cars on the road reduces regional air pollution, reduces stress from long commutes, provides energy savings by reducing office space, and helps to alleviate crowding on already overtaxed regional transit.
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They said this has fueled higher foreclosure rates in minority neighborhoods, made it harder for minorities there to move out and left many residents in the counties of the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island overtaxed relative to residents in Manhattan.
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They said this has fueled higher foreclosure rates in minority neighborhoods, made it harder for minorities there to move out and left many residents in the counties of the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island overtaxed relative to residents in Manhattan.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When the thousands of water lorry drivers who shore up parched Chennai's overtaxed water delivery system went on strike for three days last month, to protest a ruling restricting their access to groundwater, a water crisis ensued.
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"We wanted to identify places where humans were overtaxed physically, bored, or whether the job they were doing was not safe, like sticking their hand into a 600 degree oven for six hours a day," Collins said in an interview with The Verge.
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First described in 1998, the illness supposedly is based around the idea that the adrenal glands—which produce hormones that control metabolism and fight stress and are situated near the kidneys—stop working properly when the body is overtaxed by stress or illness.
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The correct issue is not that American multinational companies are overtaxed; it is that they take advantage of a tax code filled with loopholes that give them unfair advantages over American domestic and Main Street businesses paying their fair share of taxes.
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Much like a previous anthology series, "American Crime," on ABC, "Seven Seconds" aims at a head-to-toe diagnosis of national ills: racism, police violence, drug abuse, homophobia, an overtaxed public sector and the treatment of veterans are all folded in eventually.
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A typical Western diet -- one loaded with red and processed meats, fried foods, fast foods, junk foods, sweets and soda -- "increases the risk for chronic diseases in part because our immune systems are overtaxed and not getting the nutrients they need," she said.
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The problem, according to executives and investors in the startup Qventus, is that hospitals can't invest in new infrastructure to streamline the process that's able to work with technology systems that are in some cases decades old — and with an already overtaxed professional staff.
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As part of a legal settlement, the state has agreed to correct widespread faults in its foster care system, promising to improve health care for children, set workload limits for overtaxed foster care workers and ensure more timely investigations of alleged abuse and neglect. Gov.
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Mr. Brown, 44, an ex-military analyst whose previous jobs include tracking trends in missile development and improvised explosive devices, has spent the last 18 months battling the more pedestrian forces of destruction and decay and vandalism that assail the ancient, overtaxed transit system.
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The group seeks to address labor and housing shortages, overtaxed healthcare and traffic congestion caused in part by companies descending on the Permian Basin, the nation's largest oilfield, where they hope to pump billions of dollars' worth of oil and gas in coming decades, experts said.
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Trump bemoans the disheveled state of black schools while touting an education plan that will cut an estimated 490,85033 teachers from an already overtaxed public school system, a disproportionate number of which will likely come from already underfunded and overstressed schools in low-income urban districts.
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Because most of the food we eat is primarily water, if farmers use the liquid compost, that means that they don't have to irrigate as heavily, reducing the need to tap overtaxed water supplies while at the same time providing a nutrient-rich, organic fertilizer for the soil.
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Against this well-financed club, its meetings catered with lox and whitefish from Nate'n Al of Beverly Hills, is the overtaxed yet overconfident prosecutor Marcia Clark (Sarah Paulson), certain that once a jury sees the evidence and O. J.'s history of domestic violence, neither race nor celebrity will matter.
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Much of the region sits atop the overtaxed Gulf Coast Aquifer, and though efforts have made over the last 40 years to limit withdrawals from it, enough water has been sucked out of it that the ground still subsides in some places, altering runoff patterns and allowing flood waters to gather.
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When the 2017 legislative session convenes in January, there will be a number of other financial obligations, including covering the continued costs of $3.8 billion in property and business tax cuts, fixing the state's embattled foster care system and finding more money for a road and highway network overtaxed by a booming population.
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In addition to greenhouse gas emissions, the food system has environmental challenges, like overtaxed agricultural lands; the dead zones that form each year in the Gulf of Mexico, fueled by nutrient runoff from Midwestern fields growing animal feed; and the pollution associated with concentrated animal feeding operations, or so-called factory farms.
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But OMA also addressed some of the original building's problems, namely that the lobby — which includes a cafe and gift shop — gets congested; the facade is largely opaque, obscuring the art and activity inside; and circulation relies on two overtaxed elevators (one of which also serves freight needs), as well as an enclosed fire stairway.
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Any asylum claims would need to be made there rather than in the US. Mexico has been reluctant to do that, both because the country is not in fact particularly safe from the kind of violence that people are fleeing in Central America and because Mexico fears being overtaxed by a flood of would-be migrants.
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Cari Stover, FNP-C and certified aesthetic injector, echoed Dr. Dubrow's statements, telling VICE that the lack of complications—especially the kind that could result in a visit to an already overtaxed hospital—make Botox or fillers a much better option for anyone who wants to come out of their post-pandemic bunker looking younger and suspiciously more carefree.
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Rather than raise taxes on an already overtaxed middle class, GOP leaders are leading the fight to allow new government employees to choose their own investment strategies through a defined-contribution plan, which acts like a 401K that the taxpayers cannot be held responsible for bailing out when sweetheart deals go bust and the problems caused by mismanagement come home to roost.
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When the public clinic on St. John ran out of essential medicines like tetanus shots and did not have doctors and nurses to relieve its overtaxed staff, it was a private individual, Tom Secunda, a co-founder of Bloomberg L.P., who flew them in on a company jet and ferried them to St. John while the federal government kept the ports closed.
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In Chennai, a coastal city of about 2500 million and the capital of Tamil Nadu state, rapid development and rampant construction have overtaxed a once-abundant natural water supply, forcing the government to spend huge sums to desalinate sea water, bring water by train from hundreds of kilometers (miles) away and deploy an army of water trucks to people whose household taps have suddenly run dry.
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