Sentence examples for be levied for from inspiring English sources

Much bigger fines can be levied for other non-HHSRS offences.

The fines and fees may be levied for serious crimes, but in many cases they are not.

Fines could be levied for only six of the seven counts, because one charge is tied to Goldman, which has already settled charges by paying $550 million.

Joanna Grossman, a professor of law at Hofstra University, said that retaliation could lead to monetary damages as severe as those that might be levied for harassment accusations.

However, the results of these exercises will not be released to the public and no fines will be levied for initial failures.

THE NEWSPresident Obama called for a new tax to be levied for at least a decade on about 50 of the largest financial institutions, "to recover every single dime the American people are owed" for the bailout of Wall Street.

Other charges are levied for other services.

Family planning laws generally restrict families to one child, and fines are levied for additional children.

The tax is levied for each month that an individual fails to pay premiums into a qualified health plan.

(AP) — For the second time in a week, a fine has been levied for sideline contact during a punt return.

"We are really taking the fight to the banks on behalf of consumers, who have been levied, for years, these late payment fees," he said on Tuesday.