The completely unpaid-for tax cuts, including huge tax cuts for the wealthy in 2001, and two completely unpaid-for wars shattered our multitrillion-dollar surplus and created a vast new deficit.
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Musicians went unpaid for months, and many left the country.
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By early 2015, its players had gone unpaid for months.
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My car payments and cable bill went unpaid for three months.
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Internships on Capitol Hill have been unpaid for the last 25 years.
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Many doctors and civil servants have gone unpaid for more than a year.
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They are largely overworked as scientists and generally unpaid for the act of reviewing.
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Civil servants and soldiers go unpaid for months and hyperinflation renders money almost worthless.
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Yemen's health system has virtually collapsed, with most health workers unpaid for seven months.
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He was paid for some hours and unpaid for the bulk of his time there.
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They have to wait for hours, unpaid, for their trucks to be unloaded or reloaded.
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Civil servants and soldiers go unpaid for months and hyperinflation renders the money almost worthless.
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We just borrowed another two trillion dollars to provide a tax cut that was unpaid for.
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That's one of the main reasons we were so opposed to President Trump's unpaid-for tax giveaway.
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However, Republicans used these provisions to advance hundreds of billions of dollars in unpaid-for tax breaks.
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" Every governor, Mr. Corker claimed, "would love for us to send free, unpaid-for money back home.
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Instead, this fiscal situation has been made dramatically worse by the large, irresponsible, unpaid-for tax cuts.
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"After the Republicans did the $1.5 trillion in unpaid-for tax cuts, and as we're doing a bipartisan appropriations bill — which I support — which is also an increase in federal spending [that's] unpaid for, I just reject the idea that only progressive ideas have to be paid for," Sen.
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After the Republicans did the $1.5 trillion in unpaid-for tax cuts, and as we're doing a bipartisan appropriations bill — which I support — which is also an increase in federal spending [that's] unpaid for ... I just reject the idea that only progressive ideas have to be paid for.
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The Fort Lauderdale Strikers have been so thoroughly mismanaged that players went unpaid for parts of this year.
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That means that women work unpaid for almost a quarter of the year compared to men, it's indefensible.
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Women's subjectivity is not for serious literary fiction, after all; it's for unserious, uninteresting, unpaid-for online writing.
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After several bad experiences, he's asked to be left uncredited (and unpaid) for all future film and TV versions.
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Losses quickly mounted, some boxers went unpaid for weeks, and executives had to cover expenses out of their own pockets.
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Later on, Hall and Oates recouped some of their losses by claiming old royalties that had been unpaid for years.
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"We do not have anything like in the 1990s when wages could go unpaid for half a year," said Putin.
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In the Senate, former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi pointed out that much of the agenda seemed contradictory and unpaid for.
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Yes. Do I wish we had not turned around and voted for $2 trillion in spending that was unpaid for?
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Bangladeshi diplomats said they had contacted major Saudi construction firms to discuss wages that had gone unpaid for over two months.
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Those debts include non-performing loans left unpaid for 90 days as well as borrowings in danger of falling into default.
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His wife, Sotiria, went unpaid for almost a year in 2450, after the Greek supermarket chain where she worked declared bankruptcy.
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On July 31, a meter man went to the apartment because the gas and water bills had gone unpaid for months.
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The health system has virtually collapsed, with health workers unpaid for a year, although the WHO gives incentive payments for cholera work.
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"Given the huge unpaid-for gap remaining, this plan does not constitute true comprehensive, revenue-neutral and pro-growth reform," she said.
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"Given the huge unpaid-for gap remaining, this plan does not constitute true comprehensive, revenue-neutral, and pro-growth reform," she said.
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By October 27th the country was behind on payments totalling $1.5bn, of which more than half was unpaid for more than 30 days.
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Three sources told CNN that a January invoice for about $30,000 from a charter jet company in Florida was left unpaid for months.
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Striking writers would go unpaid for the duration of the strike, which can be difficult for those who ordinarily struggle to get by.
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Instead of building a wall that Mexicans will pay for, Americans are going unpaid for a wall that's not going to be built.
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Some of the federal employees who went unpaid for weeks missed mortgage payments, piled up credit card debt and worried about financial doom.
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Much if not most business is done with the government and state-owned companies, and invoices can go unpaid for months on end.
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According to Davis, past research shows that decreases in the number of uninsured patients are tied to decreases in healthcare that goes unpaid for.
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All of that being said, the political reality is that the infrastructure bill will most likely go forward, for the most part unpaid-for.
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They've gone unpaid for months when, angry, restless, and with families to support, they board a boat in hopes of making it to Spain.
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He was a member of a scientific advisory committee to the Salt Institute between 1995 and 2005, which he said he was mostly unpaid for.
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Without net neutrality, ISPs can put companies who pay more into a fast lane, while slowing the speed at which other, unpaid-for content loads.
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Mangiero countered that the lawyers had gone unpaid for a decade, and he'd spent $200,000 of his own money storing the art, to no avail.
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The bipartisan oversight board members, unpaid for their service and forced to restructure Puerto Rico's finances without additional federal funds, became immediate targets of criticism.
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These were massive, unpaid-for reductions in revenue, which ran afoul of the Byrd rule's requirement that legislation not increase the deficit after 252 years.
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Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer includes hundreds of billions of unpaid-for new spending, potentially ending an impasse over government funding but giving fiscal hawks heartburn.
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"Why would we make it easier for them to pass unpaid-for tax cuts by giving away a vote on raising the debt ceiling," mused Sen.
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Still, he bought his annual season tickets to the New York Yankees, charging $210,600 to his American Express card that went unpaid for nearly a year.
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However, unpaid-for tax cuts can have the opposite effect, suppressing economic growth, increasing the debt and slowing the growth of wages over the long run.
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Before I get to what I wish for tax reform, let me start with what I fear: unpaid-for tax cuts pretending to be real reform.
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Donald Trump's record-setting partial shutdown of the U.S. government â€" which kept roughly 800,20193 federal workers unpaid for more than a month â€" is finally over.
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We all signed up for Latin as an independent-study course, and we met in that professor's office where he taught us, unpaid, for nearly two years.
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While total student loan balances decreased slightly, from $1.49 trillion to $1.48 trillion in the quarter, the share of those loans being left unpaid for several months increased.
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The job-offer rate for college graduates who had taken a paid, for-profit internship was 72 percent, compared to just 44 percent for unpaid, for-profit internships.
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If unpaid for, it increases the deficit by more than $1 trillion a year, and would require about $860 billion a year in spending cuts to avoid that.
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Malaise was palpable among team members, many of whom expressed frustration over delayed paychecks caused by a "cyber incident" Friday that left them unpaid for nearly a week.
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"Why would we make it easier for them to pass unpaid-for tax cuts by giving away a vote on raising the debt ceiling," Senator Chris Murphy told Politico.
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"I hope that this issue of money does not lead to the division of the country," said Benghazi resident Moataz al Oraibi, who said salaries were unpaid for 4 months.
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But turns out someone wasn't very good at keeping up with the bookkeeping and a small annual $14 property tax went unpaid — for 30 years, according to the SF Chronicle.
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Police said the children — between the ages of 2483 and 28477 — were allegedly often unpaid for lifting heavy boxes, keeping fish iced, and cutting and cleaning fish, the paper reports.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Already suffering grievously under nearly two years of civil war, many thousands of Yemeni state workers now face destitution as their salaries have gone largely unpaid for months.
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Maybe they don't want to run a midterm campaign in 2018 after having taken away people's health care, or having passed a massive, unpaid-for tax cut for the rich.
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Unpaid-for tax cuts, the enactment of Medicare Part D, and spending for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan soon dissipated the surpluses that had been projected because of Paygo discipline.
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It will also be granted much needed liquidity, as a cash crunch since the beginning of restructuring talks has meant many workers have been left unpaid for months at a time.
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At the grocery store, I leave a basket of unpaid-for items by the door as I stagger outside, gasping for air as the hand pulls back my brain and fear metastasizes.
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Prime Minister Ahmed bin Dagher said it had sent off a payment on Wednesday but banking sources say this covers only December, and four months of wages remain unpaid for most employees.
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Subsidies for utilities may be cut, staple goods are in short supply in some parts of the country and wages at state-owned firms are said to have gone unpaid for many workers.
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But what we don't need — and can't afford — is another round of huge, unpaid-for tax reductions that saddle us with large amounts of new debt without producing the growth levels being predicted.
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He was found guilty of forging a letter and making a threat, and has been ordered to pay SFr320,000 ($325,000) towards costs, a princely sum for someone who has been campaigning unpaid for years.
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Its workers — many unpaid for months and worried about their future — were let go to fend for themselves, and steel works that can churn out five million metric tons a year had gone quiet.
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They instead implemented a "cut as you go," CUTGO, rule in 22017, which required mandatory spending increases to be offset with cuts to mandatory spending alone, allowing for tax cuts to go unpaid for.
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"If we do a short-term 'sugar high' with a tax cut that's unpaid for and massive new spending, when interest rates go up … we can't meet the debt service that we've already run up."
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Last week, angry workers and their supporters gathered in front of government and company offices in Shuangyashan, demanding that Mr. Lu and other officials accept their complaints that wages had often gone unpaid for months.
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In the year before the Ebola crisis, more than 20,000 government health care workers went on strike, saying they had gone unpaid for months at a time, and the strikes have recurred regularly since then.
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" Despite some medical professionals going unpaid for two years, "they go to hospitals, volunteering to help others, they sell their cars, go on motorbikes, walk in on foot, just to reach those clinics to save lives.
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Some of this unpaid-for activity can be picked up in the accounting; although there is no charge for a Google search, consumers pay a shadow price by supplying information and attention, for which advertisers pay.
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And it was before an unmitigated, unpaid for $1.5 trillion tax cut that will cause the deficit in 2023 to spike, exploding the debt from the current high of $21 trillion to $33 trillion by 2028.
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A temporary staffer on the Facebook team at Accenture's St. Catharines office in Niagara, Canada, went unpaid for three days instead of going to work sick, according to an email thread conversation seen by Business Insider.
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The Senate agreed by a voice vote Wednesday evening to go a joint House-Senate conference committee on a wide-ranging appropriations bill that includes $1.1 billion in unpaid-for funding to combat the Zika virus.
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From sugar farmers in northern Uttar Pradesh going unpaid for produce, to small businesses in the south shut because they are unable to meet the requirements of a new, unifying national tax, discontent has brewed for months.
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If you owe but don't file, you could be subject to the IRS's failure-to-file penalty, which could cost 5 percent of your unpaid tax bill each month it goes unpaid, for up to five months.
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Combined with an unpaid-for tax bill, the result is an unbalanced fiscal policy that benefits the military and the wealthy while partially rolling back what the weak and vulnerable had to endure the past several years.
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From sugar farmers in northern Uttar Pradesh going unpaid for their produce to small businesses in the south shuttered because a new, unifying national tax is too challenging to comply with, discontent has brewed for months, pollsters say.
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But Brazil's slumping economy and the chronic financial problems plaguing domestic clubs — it is not uncommon for players to go unpaid for months — have some regarding China's current shopping spree as a worrisome asset-stripping of the Brazilian game.
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While working unpaid for Donald Trump's presidential campaign, Paul Manafort mused about how he could use his new prominence to get financially "whole," and offered to give private political briefings to a Russian billionaire who had recently sued him.
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From sugar farmers in northern India going unpaid for produce, to small businesses in the south shut because they are unable to meet the requirements of a new, unifying national tax, discontent over the economy has brewed for months.
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" Mr. Penn added, "Despite my misgivings about the Mueller investigation, let me be clear as a lifelong Democrat under no circumstances would I work paid or unpaid for President Trump nor was this meeting about that in any way.
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The company, which last year had a total workforce of around 200,000 according to its LinkedIn page, has laid off tens of thousands of foreign workers in Saudi Arabia, and others have staged public protests after going unpaid for months.
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Many thousands of Yemeni state workers are also facing destitution as their salaries have gone largely unpaid for several months after the internationally-recognized government shifted Yemen's central bank to Aden from the capital Sanaa, which is controlled by the Houthis.
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A huge unpaid-for tax cut is unlikely to be followed by measures to improve the situation, which should include scaling back some of the tax bill and/or adding pay-fors, but rather will probably lead to more borrowing.
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As of June 30, total outstanding dues on accounts where sums to banks have remained unpaid for between 60-90 days stood at 732.2 billion rupees ($10.4 billion), while overdues ranging between 30-60 days were at 618.79 billion rupees ($8.8 billion).
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Professor Reinhardt helped shape health care deliberations for decades as a prolific contributor to numerous publications, an adviser to White House and congressional policymakers, a member of federal and professional commissions and a consultant and board member, paid and unpaid, for private industry.
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Cholera can kill within hours, but more than 99 percent of victims who reach the centers survive, according to the W.H.O. Chaos is so pervasive in Yemen that over 30,000 doctors and nurses there have gone unpaid for more than a year.
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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI, April 11 (Reuters) - India's money-losing sugar mills have run up a record $13 billion in arrears to 50 million cane farmers, who have gone unpaid for their produce for more than a year, industry and government sources said on Thursday.
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If Jet fails to attract a buyer and collapses that would put thousands of Jet's employees out of jobs, many of whom have been unpaid for weeks or months, and affect thousands of others whose jobs are tied to the fortunes of the airline.
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EMPLOYEE ANGER If Jet fails to attract a buyer and collapses that would put thousands of Jet's employees out of jobs, many of whom have been unpaid for weeks or months, and affect thousands of others whose jobs are tied to the fortunes of the airline.
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"Instead of taking advantage of our strong economic growth to get our fiscal house in order, we let it continue to fall apart by passing unpaid for tax cuts and spending increases," Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, said in a statement last week.
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Faced with a Republican president he had never expected, and managing a restive majority that mostly agreed on being disagreeable, Ryan defaulted to the lowest common denominator of Republican Party policy: unpaid-for tax cuts for the rich, increases in defense spending, and failed attempts to repeal Obamacare.
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But people like Stephanie Kelton, Sanders' economist in 2016, a professor at Stony Brook University, and a proselytizer for this view toward currencies and national economies, argues that the government essentially prints money each time it authorizes new unpaid for programs and that it hasn't hurt the economy by causing runaway inflation.
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"These Republican rescissions show the hypocrisy of a GOP Congress that insists on tight budgets for children and families while handing enormous, unpaid-for giveaways to corporations and the wealthiest," House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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"How dare Republicans give a permanent, unpaid-for $28503 trillion tax rate cut to corporations, while insisting that a temporary 22019-year extension of CHIP for 9 million vulnerable children be paid for by ransacking other vital commitments to children's health," said House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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