Sentence examples for he levies from inspiring English sources

When fruits or vegetables come into the house, he levies a kind of tariff, appropriating an ounce or so.

He levies his own taxes, forces mining companies to build roads and hospitals, and routinely blocks exports by companies who are not making their "social contributions".

Since then, given their hectic schedules, they've happily paid the 0.5% or so of the value of their portfolio he levies in annual fees.

Against considerable opposition, he levied additional taxes in Prussia and Lithuania.

The fines he levied send a clear message to professionals: violence is over.

He levied nine suspensions through 107 preseason games, but only seven in 365 regular-season games through Thursday night.

He won every round and forced Malignaggi (27-4) to deliver an opinion opposite from all the criticism he levied across an ocean the past few months.

The damage started in Mr Brown's first budget, nine years ago, when he levied his notorious stealth tax on pension funds.

Unlike most kings of his time and area, he levied no taxes, depended on a volunteer army, and had no harem.

Imposing his own brutal brand of Islamic law in the area, he levied a tax on the local minorities, mainly Hindus and Sikhs.

The heavy taxes he levied steadily impoverished the farming population, and a steady decay in the quality of Mughal government was thus matched by a corresponding economic decline.