Sentence examples for 1 levying from inspiring English sources

The paper compares two alternative public policies: (1) levying post-crash fines and making shippers bear secondary liability for damages incurred in crashes, and (2) imposition of a minimum safety standard, in conjunction with a requirement to hold insurance, and assessing penalties for non-compliance with the standard.

A £200 levy has been mentioned as an option.

The remaining £87.5m levied by the FSA will remain in the UK.

By Henry Alford April 30, 2013 Levy a two-hundred-thousand-dollar tariff on any envelopes containing glitter.

It is funded by a £2.50 levy on each passenger booking.

This will be partly funded by a £180m levy on the insurance industry.

The cash had come from a £50 levy imposed on various immigration applications.

King John (reigned 1199 1216) levied tallages frequently, and the practice was attacked in the Magna Carta (1215).

Alex Attwood, environment minister in the Northern Ireland executive, said on Monday that the 5p levy would rise to 10p by April 2014.

The CAA runs the Atol scheme, which is funded by a £2.50 levy on each passenger booking.

The old trout then whined throughout the three-hour journey to Bristol about the 50p levy, which she thought disgraceful.