Sentence examples for The levying of from inspiring English sources

The levying of a church tax is of course nothing new.

The levying of taxes in kind rather than in cash may have weakened commerce, and the settlement of captive barbarians on the land indicates a rural labour shortage.

The levying of land revenue in kind was replaced by a fixed assessment in cash, and these assessments continued in force later under the Arab administration.

The levying of the fines, potentially totaling more than $18 million a year but unlikely to be paid, added tension to Russian-American relations, which have become strained over the past year.

What affects the levying of administrative suspensions?

An Air India spokesman, K. Swaminathan, said the levying of the fine was an old issue.

The Lib Dem minister also signalled that new higher rates of council tax bands could be the levy of choice.

As a result of the frequent and heavy scutages exacted by King John, Magna Carta (1215) forbade the levy of scutage without the consent of a great council.

In the meantime, the separatist movement splintered, as rival gangs began to compete over the weapons trade, money laundering and the levy of a so-called revolutionary tax.

BetFred, Ladbrokes, Coral and William Hill have collectively made additional, voluntary payments to the Levy of £4.5m over the last year, but this is well short of the 10.75% paid via Levy on their onshore cash business.

First of all, the students we contacted probably knew the economic and social situation within their own country so that they had at least a rough idea about what the levy of extra taxes would serve for.