Sentence examples for be levied at a from inspiring English sources

It will be levied at a rate of €17 ($25) per tonne of carbon dioxide emissions, a bit higher than Denmark's rate, though a lot less than Sweden's.

Under the plan, the tax would be levied at a rate of one-tenth of 1 percent on all transactions between institutions.

It would be levied at a uniform rate on all sales, including of property and financial services, with exceptions only for unprocessed food, schooling, health care and some public services.

Carbon pricing measures may have to be levied at a greater rate to affect behavioural change, particularly given the limited potential for future aviation efficiency gains.

Mr Osborne announced that: SDLT will be levied at a rate of 15% when homes are sold in a "corporate envelope", in other words if the sale is of a company that owns the home, rather than the direct sale of the home itself, which used to be a popular way of avoiding stamp duty on high-value homes.

Taxes are levied at a flat rate on all distillers, irrespective of their size.

Voters tended to see inheritance tax as uniquely insensitive because it was levied at a time of distress or when "people are suffering most".

For many parts of Europe, this tax is being levied at a time when the spending power of consumers is already being squeezed by the efforts to eliminate the fiscal deficit.

When applied to firms throughout the economy, such a tax hike would generate a very big jump in revenues from the business tax despite the fact that it was being levied at a lower rate.

"Women statewide will no longer be burdened by a lingering tax that was levied at a time when women were not part of government and the decision-making process," said Linda B Rosenthal, the bill's sponsor in the state assembly.

The payroll tax, which is levied at a flat rate of 15.3percentt of income up to a maximum of almost $70,000, is the main tax paid by about four out of five families.