Sentence examples for individuals levy from inspiring English sources
Some of the individuals Levy describes saw the commercial possibilities early on; yet the profit motive is not what seems to drive many cryptographers.
Whole genome complete sequencing created a more detailed catalog of structural variations for single human individuals (Levy et al., 2007; Wheeler et al., 2008).
However, it also insisted that collective affiliation of the trade unions should continue alongside the opting-in of individual levy-payers and that there should be no diminution of trade union voting strength or representation within Labour party structures.
Then as now, the tax burden was minimal – there is no income tax, but individuals are levied a "personal capital tax" of up to £4,700 a year.
Instead, we now should take this opportunity to strengthen union engagement and Labour membership - mobilising individual union levy payers as full participants in party democracy.
Critics have warned the plan to ask individual union levy payers to affiliate voluntarily to Labour could bankrupt the party if very few decide to take up the offer.
In his biggest reform, Miliband has proposed that individual political levy payers in unions be asked to choose to affiliate to the party rather than be affiliated as a bloc by their union leaderships.
The former JP Morgan banker has sought to claim that a £793,000 fine –the fifth-largest individual penalty levied in a non-market abuse case – represents "a major climbdown" by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
A fee, which is dependent on the income of an individual, is levied for attending the hospital but patients who cannot pay are not turned away.
We design a randomized field experiment with treatments informing individuals that the levy is a tax.
The balance between justice and community safety is intimately connected with the health of those incarcerated, and thus it becomes an essential issue in considering the impact of incarceration on larger public health, of both individuals and communities (Levy 2007).
