Sentence examples for it will levy from inspiring English sources

UEFA, European football's governing body, has not yet announced whether it will levy sanctions on either team.

Condemned by business leaders it will levy 3% of wages exceeding $3,000, rising to 5% above $6,000.

It will levy a mansion tax on properties worth more than £2m to help pay for a £2.5bn "time to care" NHS fund.

From April 14th, it will levy a $100,000 surcharge on Japan's three largest shipping firms--Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Mitsui OSK Lines and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha--every time one of their container vessels docks in an American harbour.

On Wednesday morning, the government will say what tariffs it will levy on food and goods, and how it will ensure the Northern Ireland border remains open – plans that had been deemed so sensitive that they had been kept secret until now.

In addition to the midterm elections, in which the health care law is the target of a flood of negative ads, the administration is grappling with policy questions: how it will levy the penalty on individuals who lack insurance, how much premiums will go up in the coming year, and how ultimately to administer the requirement that employers provide insurance.

To pay for it, the city will levy a new 0.62percentt payroll tax on employers small and large to generate $250 million annually, which will be distributed by a new arm of the city government.

If Trump follows through with his threat to expand the commercial battle fourfold, Beijing has said it will impose levies of up to 25percentt on 5,207 types of U.S. imports.

Plush said Wednesday that it was too early to say whether the league will levy a penalty.

To enable the journal to make all of its content open access, Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica will levy an article-processing charge (APC) for each manuscript accepted after peer review (payable on acceptance).

"People will levy personal attacks for mistakes we acknowledge.