Sentence examples for it may levy from inspiring English sources

As the government-dominated news agency explained, "The new law will say that if Hungary has to meet unexpected payment obligations, and there are no available resources, it may levy a contribution tax to cover its obligations".

This text frees the NSI registrar from prior regulation on the charges it may levy on SLD registrations, allowing it to charge any rate it wants (subject, presumably, to background regulation against predatory pricing, etc.).

The Competition and Consumer Commission Singapore (CCCS) last week said it may levy a fine or unwind the Uber-Grab deal but today Singapore-based Grab announced a push to beyond merely offering rides in Southeast Asia, a region of more than 600 million consumers.

The Obama Administration has signaled that, if the Geneva deal is not implemented, it may levy more sanctions on some additional Russian personalities and institutions.

Regardless of whether a country requires you to obtain a tourist visa, it may levy an entrance and/or exit fee against you.

Government may levy you, but unbridled capitalism is determined, by its design, to take everything you have.

On May 30, Canadian regulators lowered the fees that former phone monopolies like BCE may levy by 15percentto20percentcentoto help increase competition.

Regions and local units of government also may levy taxes.

If they collect them, some may levy a small charge - £5, for example.

Or they may levy initial set-up and monthly fees, and charge a percentage of the amount they saved you.

In particular, supervisory authorities may levy fines of up to €20 million or 4% of annual global revenue (whichever is higher).