Sentence examples for be levied as from inspiring English sources

Leaseholders are fighting the charge of up to £31,300 per flat, which could be levied as early as March.

Other surcharges, like a $1 fee for obtaining a new MetroCard rather than refilling an old one, are expected to be levied as well.

It would be levied as a surtax on all income.

He said tolls would be levied as they are in the E-ZPass system, but without requiring drivers to slow down.

Alternatively, to correct the negative externalities, a so-called "Pigovian tax" could be levied as a condition of allowing the collateral to the bankruptcy protections that make it attractive as security for shadow banking.

The NUS has just launched a campaign to replace the fees by a tax, which would be levied as a percentage of graduates' earnings, hitting the highly-paid hardest.

Although most revenue came from agrarian taxes, commercial and artisan taxes and tributary duties from foreign traders were levied as well.

Fines were levied as high as $10 18544 USD) to anyone who vandalized any structure along the turnpike.

The next year the property tax was doubled to.0025% and a 50¢ poll tax was levied as well, with failure to pay resulting in disenfranchisement.

The Alaska Public Offices Commission (APOC) later fined the RGA (with Romney at the helm) $26,600 for two separate activities related to Palin's gubernatorial campaign and warned that the fine could have been levied as high as $6 million.

"We need to make sure that accountability is levied as to the right person, and under appropriate evidence," Mr. Vance said.