Sentence examples for agreed levies from inspiring English sources

It has to do the day-to-day running of the cooperative business including receiving membership subscriptions, and agreed levies and payments as well as attending to membership queries.

Labour also committed itself to an internationally agreed levy on banks and said that UK banks in which the government holds a controlling stake will be broken up and sold off.

More than 100 hotels in the Toronto metropolitan area have agreed to levy a 3percentt charge on rooms beginning in January to finance an international marketing campaign to promote the city.

Mrs. Merkel, a political conservative, said it would only be feasible if all the world's main financial centers agreed to levy it, and there is no sign that the United States is remotely interested.

The administration has asked for a $117 million increase for food safety programs in its budget for fiscal 2004, but Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, said at the news conference that the money would only be available if Congress agreed to levy user fees on the industry itself.

Sir Clive was widely credited with masterminding the company's bumper growth in the 1980s and 1990s but was told that his dominating influence was now holding the company back.After years of wrangling, Switzerland finally agreed to levy a withholding tax on the savings accounts of EU citizens as part of a series of bilateral agreements that also includes deals on trade and the environment.

If agreed, the levy would apply not just to the 20 councils seeking change but to all local authorities in England.

The 10 governments have agreed to levy the tax on derivatives and all shares transactions, including intra-day trading.

Back in 2014, it was the first city to sign an agreement with the multinational, which saw Airbnb agree to levy and hand over tourist taxes to the city, remove addresses where the council has intervened because of complaints, and inform users of its rules (typically, that apartments should be rented out for no longer than 60 days per year, to not more than four guests at a time).

But Mr. Lindsay said he agreed with Mr. Levy that the Foley center had been mismanaged.

Even that relied on an interest rate of 5%, roughly what euro-zone partners have agreed they will levy on Greece, on all new borrowing and on maturing debt.