Sentence examples for beyond levying from inspiring English sources
The commission has limited ability to punish officials beyond levying fines of as much as $10,000 per violation, but if it starts a formal proceeding, the case would become public and could drag on for months or years, officials said.
In addition to extending the ban, the legislation contains a provision aimed at preventing state and local governments from assessing taxes beyond those levied on simple Internet access.
They say that proposals like levying an international tax on all financial transactions or replacing the dollar as the international reserve currency are well beyond the role of the United Nations.
Indeed, while the US ratified the ICERD convention twenty years ago, the punishment for failing to meet its protections amounts to little beyond the censure levied at the US and its mass incarceration habit by civil rights groups.
The settlement, however, does not allow merchants to levy a surcharge on credit and debit payments beyond the cost of the transaction, as some merchants had sought.
If it is determined that Syracuse knowingly violated its own drug policies, the N.C.A.A. could invoke the "willful violators" clause that allows the N.C.A.A. to reach beyond its four-year statute of limitations in order to levy sanctions.
For example, Social Security taxes in the United States are levied only up to an inflation-adjusted wage cap, meaning that wages beyond the cap are free of this particular tax.
(Here's the apartment building's flier outlining the new service -- it describes some fines and fees to be levied against those who commit protocol violations like leaving waste containers out beyond designated times).
In 1966 the Supreme Court, going beyond the Twenty-fourth Amendment, ruled that under the "equal protection" clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, states could not levy a poll tax as a prerequisite for voting in state and local elections.
The commission levied fines totalling euro124m ($118m).
