Sentence examples for being levied from inspiring English sources

Some observers have expressed surprise that a fee is being levied at all.

Meanwhile fresh evidence of the charge being levied against destitute offenders has emerged.

Disclosure violations can result in fines being levied on campaigns, but they aren't exactly rare, either.

So far, however, there are few reports of fines being levied.

The accusation that the minerals agency has ignored risks is also being levied by scientists working for the agency.

It is therefore difficult to isolate behavioural effects from the mechanical relationship of DC and price arising from larger dwellings being levied with higher DCs.

Other local business owners are becoming increasingly frustrated with the added regulatory burdens being levied on businesses in the city.

Meanwhile the EPA has issued more information as to the complaint that led its fine being levied against the factory.

"As people become more aware of taxes being levied, in addition to any general sales tax, travelers are staring to grumble more," he said.

In Tehran, the minister of labour thunders that undocumented Afghans have taken a million Iranian jobs, and fines are being levied on firms employing them.

Angry parents are balking at the surcharge being levied on 3D movies and Mars Needs Moms has become the object of their ire.