Sentence examples for in levying from inspiring English sources

France is unusual in levying an annual wealth tax on all assets, including property, over €1.3m ($1.7m).

There is an attraction, for example, in levying VAT on any newspaper that refuses to abide by the new code.

It also included a measure, backed by business interests, that gave judges some discretion in levying the law's harsh penalties against businesses found to have employed illegal labor.

The players' union has already sought rulings from an arbitrator and a system administrator regarding Goodell's jurisdiction in levying the suspensions and hearing the appeals of the discipline.

Mr. Bennett added that many voters had "buyer's remorse" about 2009, because they believed the Bloomberg administration was too Manhattan-centric and ruthless in levying fines and fees.

The F.C.C.'s six-year delay in levying the fine was apparently due, at least in part, to a separate investigation by the agency's enforcement bureau, which was recently dropped.

Regardless, state records show that wetlands fines and violation notices did experience a rise during the Whitman administration, from 90 notices and $56,000 in fines levied in 1999, to 144 notices and $689,800 levied in 2001.

In addition to levying taxes on tobacco, Taiwan also taxes alcoholic beverages.

A third of the £7bn received in 2012-13 was levied in London.

"There's just no interest in Levy from the people I talk to in the party".

Some compromises will be necessary on scheduled increases in levies on dividends and capital gains.