Sentence examples for a small levy from inspiring English sources

Imagine if a small levy went to fighting doping.

The body should become self-financing, perhaps by a small levy on donated income.

Investors keen to buy into markets where prices have already risen are not deterred by a small levy.

So why not make all profitable broadcasters pay a small levy to pay for C4's public service remit?

It argued that a small levy on transactions might help to dampen the "herding behaviour" encouraged by computer-program trading.

The scheme is funded by a small levy on financial service providers and receives no direct taxpayer contribution.

When it comes to Broadway, only a smaller levy makes sense — and even that should be short term.

The core of the plan is what in Albany has been called play-or-pay, a $3,000 tax on employers for each worker they do not insure, with a smaller levy for small businesses that pay low wages.

Under that proposal, businesses that pay less than $150,000 a year in base rent would no longer have to pay the commercial rent tax, and those paying between $150,000 and $190,000 would pay a smaller levy.

A Robin Hood, or transactional, tax would involve a very small levy on each financial transaction conducted by a bank.

Primary producers will pay a very small levy on chickens to repay the $1.85m that the government paid on behalf of the industry to help secure the borders from bird flu.