Sentence examples for environment levy from inspiring English sources

This region, near the transverse occipital sulcus, has been previously implicated in scene perception, navigation, and the representation of large-scale features (such as buildings) in the visual environment (Levy, Hasson et al. 2004; Epstein et al. 2007; MacEvoy and Epstein 2007).

Breton protesters against the Ecotax, nicknamed the '"lorry tax", aimed at making heavy goods vehicles pay for polluting the environment through additional road levies, have destroyed more than 46 traffic radars.

— the imposition of an external-cost charge on other parts of the road network thus composed might have adverse effects on the environment or road safety, or levying and collecting an external-cost charge on them would entail disproportionate cost.

This week the European Parliament's environment committee backed proposals for recycling levies on vessels calling at EU ports.

The Water Framework Directive, which called for water charges to be levied to protect the environment, was initially fiercely opposed by the Scotch whisky industry on cost grounds.

It was cheaper instead to fly to France and Germany, he said, and he claimed that "not a penny" from the levy was spent on the environment.

Edwards-Levy: In a normal political environment, you'd probably expect those sorts of numbers to be a source of concern for the White House and a potential albatross for the president's party heading into the midterms.

While this process is great for a company like Apple's bottom line, it can levy a heavy burden on the environment.

By this stage, the government had raised 75m euros (£62m, $99m) from the levy, which was put into an Environment Fund and used to reduce waste or research new ways of recycling.

When the environment ministry appointed a tough-minded official who levied fines against textile and dyeing factories, complaining owners eventually forced his transfer.

More mergers are on the cards, as societies battle to compete in a low interest rate environment and struggle under the burden of the Financial Compensation Scheme levy.