Sentence examples for in a levy from inspiring English sources

BBC News has learned that Derby City Council has called for the right to bring in a levy as a "modest" effort to ensure supermarket spending "re-circulates" in local communities.

They too want to hit booze and tabs, introducing "Minimum Unit Pricing" on alcohol, and similarly to Labour bring in a levy on tobacco to contribute to the cost of health care.

It says that its latest, exasperated intervention in a Levy impasse will also be the last.

Earlier, Mr Osborne unexpectedly brought forward an increase in a levy on banks, to 0.075% of their debt, reaping an additional £800m ($1.3 billion) for the Treasury.

In Scotland, which brought in a levy last year, there was an 18.3% decrease in the number of plastic bags handed out by retailers.

The box was then tied to a rope which sat in a levy on the tin roof.

Labour has pledged to bring in a new levy on homes worth more than £2m if it wins power at the general election.

The charity began calling for action on single-use carrier bags in shops back in 2008 and was instrumental in getting a levy introduced in Wales in 2011, Northern Ireland in 2013, Scotland in 2014 and England last October.

1.58pm BST Draghi says Cyprus was Draghi says Cyprus officials were "not smart" in proposing a levy on ordinary savers with less than €100,000 in Cypriot banks.

We have led the way in proposing a levy on the banks, so we welcome this IMF report.

The celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has pleaded with the Australian government to "pull your finger out" and follow Britain's lead in placing a levy on sugary drinks.