Sentence examples for future levies from inspiring English sources

This increases vulnerability to high oil prices, to congestion costs (or, to fight traffic, congestion charges), and potentially to future levies on carbon emissions.

Such a tax also penalises those who hoard vacant plots of land with no intention to build, while driving inflated land values down by taking into account the value of future levies that will be applied.

In future, political levy payers will have to opt in to pay the political levy, ending the current inertia system whereby a union member has to opt out if they do not wish to pay the levy.

Miliband proposed a fortnight ago that in future union political levy-payers should choose individually to opt in to affiliating Labour, rather than leaving union leaderships to decide how many of its political levy-payers to affiliate collectively to Labour – currently at the cost of £3 per affiliation.

Many observers wonder whether Bronfman will offer Levy a future at Universal.

Martin Lawrence of EDF chips in, asking for more stability and clarity about the future of the green levy.

Local councils will in future be able to levy a precept - a supplement on council tax bills - to pay for either of these political hot potatoes.

So is the rebate, meaning that those who until now have generally paid a discounted NI contribution of 10.6% of gross pay will in future pay the 12% levied on all other employees.

Congress, bound by such a precedent, wouldn't give serious thought to actually endorsing any levies in the future.

The Senate has passed a bill dedicating 80 percent of any future Clean Water Act penalties levied against BP to restoration of the gulf.

One unforeseen side effect of giving up the passport would be his future avoidance of the taxes levied, wherever they live, on all US citizens …  Ah, I see where that has brought us.