Sentence examples for from levies from inspiring English sources

"Shifting the emphasis from levies to taxation would help protect vulnerable households".

The money collected from levies goes into a fund to pay musicians and songwriters for revenue lost from personal copying.

Alaska has suffered from the falling price of oil as it gets 90 per cent of its expenditure from levies on the production of oil and gas.

"The US is the biggest tax haven in the world," says Juan David Morgan, a lawyer, noting that America exempts foreigners from levies on interest.

Aside from levies on local oil, people here depend on the 120,000 people who visit during the brief summer -- December to March.

European Union officials want the size of the fund to be about 70 billion euros, or $90 billion, by the time it is fully financed by 2025, with money coming from levies on banks.

This property is exempt from levy.

But it still bars them from levying tolls on the unimproved portions of existing roads.

Kurdistan's revenues collapsed after allied forces banned the parties from levying their own duties.

Collecting fees is also an entirely different matter from levying them.

The European commission in March forbade Hungary from levying the tax, pending the outcome of an investigation.