Sentence examples for be levied as a from inspiring English sources

It would be levied as a surtax on all income.

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.

And just this month, Unilever's South African business was accused of collusion with a competitor by the country's Competition Commission: fines of up to 10percentt of annual turnover could be levied as a result.

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

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

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.

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 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.

However, providers do charge a balance transfer fee which is levied as a percentage of the debt you are transferring.