Sentence examples for be levied in a from inspiring English sources

The tax, expected to raise $500,000 annually, will be levied in a 25-cent increase in the price of zoo tickets.

Whittingdale said if the system was linked to the council tax, which is based on house size for example, it could be levied in a progressive way rather than one-size-fits-all rate of £145.50.

Brazil has long been trying to reform its VAT, which is levied in a fragmented manner at the state rather than national level.

The Italian troops appear to have been levied in a fashion similar to the one used for the Romans, which would have required a Roman-style census as a means of organizing the local citizenries.

Especially, amplified, if they suspect that it is not being levied in a uniformly fair fashion.

Far more than any penalty that might be levied in the case, a statement acknowledging violations of securities laws would show that the S.E.C. has responded to the clamor for greater accountability on Wall Street.

The union does not want the tax to be levied in the last year of a new agreement, 2006.

These high costs of occupying new buildings may be levied in the form of an owner's interest and amortization payments on the capital costs of the construction.

Martin Kragh: Economists believe that a tax can be levied in order to direct incentives of households and firms.

In 1724 a high protective tariff was imposed on all imports, to be levied in foreign currency.

Tariffs can be levied in different ways.