Sentence examples for it levied on from inspiring English sources
Corbett is alleging that the N.C.A.A. committed antitrust violations through the penalties it levied on Penn State after the child sexual abuse scandal involving the former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.
Heartland was able to charge more than the fees it levied on other merchants a 3.5% take compared with only as much as 2.25% typically.
Reportedly, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is getting ready to hit Facebook with a record-setting fine – more than the $22.5 million it levied on Google for privacy violations.
Her college football team that plays at the Coliseum might need some players after the NCAA took away 30 scholarships in the next three years as part of the sanctions it levied on USC for a lack of institutional control.
Last week the Guardian also revealed that Le Gavroche has been keeping all the discretionary 13% service charge it levies on customers bills and does not distribute it to staff on top of their wages.
This year, the F.H.A. has tried to improve its financial position by raising the premiums that it levies on loans and increasing its volume significantly.
In July, Free will lose a financial advantage over its competitors — a preferential interconnection charge that it levies on rivals when they connect callers to customers on Free's third generation mobile network.
The Eritrean government has been criticised repeatedly over its use of the 2% recovery and reconstruction (RRT) tax it levies on the earnings of Eritreans abroad.
The left-wing government of Rafael Correa is considering a cut to the royalties it levies on miners.A big test for the euro zoneGermany's constitutional court held a hearing about the legality of the European Central Bank's bond-buying programme.
Meanwhile, the money sucked in through the 30% tax it levies on in-web app payments has plateaued this year, become a much smaller percentage of total revenue.
The government seeks to maximize the representative agent's utility by optimally choosing in the first period how much to invest in public goods and adaptation and mitigation expenses using the lump-sum taxes it levies on the private sector.
