Sentence examples for be levied under a from inspiring English sources
It is one of the first punishments to be levied under a tough law adopted in June to clamp down on street protests.
Interior would pursue penalties under the Natural Resources Damage Assessment program, which is not specific to birds, and ignore penalties that could be levied under the act.
Punishments would be levied under the church's canon law and could range from defrocking, or "laicization," to an order to live a life of prayer and penance under supervision and away from children.
Under the plan, the tax would be levied at a rate of one-tenth of 1 percent on all transactions between institutions.
Left unsaid: Under Japanese law the maximum fine that can be levied for an antitrust offense is $29,000.
The Conservatives have proposed that no tax be levied on house sales under £140,000, and that the 10% tax on homes between £250,000 and £500,000 be halved.
A second criticism that may be levied here is our reliance on a small sample size.
We need to ensure that the payment is fair and affordable to all, and I have called for a care duty to be levied on estates so that payment under the comprehensive option reflects people's wealth.
A charge may be levied for media and shipping".
A charge will be levied for commercial usage.
