Sentence examples for a levy of the from inspiring English sources

Its first connection with the case was caused by a levy of the execution.

The state board returns the final assessment with a levy of the rate for state purposes to the county supervisors.

In July 1809, Fouché, on his own authority, ordered a levy of the national guard throughout France.

Ed Miliband has already proposed the introduction of a levy on the profits of payday lenders, which would double public funding to £26m for credit unions and other low-cost providers, but the IPPR says this is not sufficient.

Businesses in Hull city centre are obliged to pay a levy of 1% of the rateable value of their property to fund the Hull BID project.

All employers with an annual wage bill of more than £3m will pay a levy of 0.5% of the total.

Rangers, who have about 25,000 season ticket holders, say they will "comply fully with Rule C26 and pay a levy of 50% of the other ticket prices".

On the other hand, since 1999, the state government has put a levy of RM56/tonne on the production of CPO if the CPO price is above RM1 000/tonne.

This confusion has been amply demonstrated in France, where François Hollande's government has proposed and withdrawn a series of taxes, including a levy on the sale of internet devices and an increase in duty on diesel fuel.

Turning to the problem of costs, the task force proposed the creation of a single funding stream, to be partly financed by a levy on the budgets of all health care purchasers.

A levy of 0.1% in the UK would yield an estimated £16m a year, with adverts that meet green marketing codes exempt.