Sentence examples for from a levy on from inspiring English sources
The rest would come from a levy on tobacco firms and reducing tax avoidance by hedge funds.
It is usually financed out of general taxation, but it is sometimes funded from a levy on shipping that may on occasion be supplemented by the central government.
The first – the competition winner - will be funded by the Treasury, but any further plants will be funded primarily from a levy on energy bills.
At the federal level, more than $5 billion annually is collected for such service programs from a levy on long-distance phone companies -- currently 9.2percentt of revenues.
If EDF can only sell Hinkley's electricity at less than this the government makes up the difference from a levy on consumers, effectively a tax.
The Gallic roots of "The Artist" allowed the film to qualify for a more traditional French moviemaking support, the hundreds of million euros that are distributed annually to French productions from a levy on box office receipts.
He wants the money raised from imposing a levy on all sugary drinks to go towards educating children about healthy lifestyles.
The celebrity chef, who is bringing in his own extra charge of 10p on all sweet drinks served in his Jamie's Italian restaurants, said money raised from imposing a levy on all sugary drinks could go towards educating children about healthy lifestyles.
In May 2009, Greater Manchester Integrated Transport Authority (formerly GMPTA) and AGMA agreed to create the Greater Manchester Transport Fund, £1.5billion raised from a combination of a levy on council tax in Greater Manchester, government grants, contributions from the Manchester Airports Group, Metrolink fares and third-party funding for "major transport schemes" in the region.
For that reason, the funding to get the industry on its feet should come from general taxation, not a levy on fuel bills that hits the poorest hardest.
The funding will come from a mansion tax, a levy on tobacco company profits and a crackdown on tax avoidance.
