Sentence examples for it would levy from inspiring English sources

The provinces failed to agree on what should be done, but in April, the federal government went ahead on its own announcing it would levy steep taxes on personal and corporate incomes as a temporary measure to finance Canada's participation in the Second World War.

On Friday its economic spokesman, Patrick O'Flynn, suggested it would levy a "luxury goods tax" of 25 per cent VAT on items such as designer shoes, handbags and luxury cars.

It would levy royalties (of up to 3%) only on firms with operating margins of over 5%.

Hungary, which has one of Europe's most avowedly anti-migrant governments, on Tuesday announced it would levy a 25% tax on groups that support immigration.

The Mexican government said it would levy import taxes on U.S. exports of pork bellies, apples, cranberries, grapes, certain cheeses and various types of steel.

Mexico said it would levy tariffs on American farm products, while Canada zeroed in on the same metals that Trump had targeted.

He said each government would levy it with the proceeds paid into a global financial body such as the World Bank or the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Labour has announced that it would impose a levy on the profits of payday lenders that would be used to double the amount of public funding for low-cost alternatives, such as credit unions.

If football really cared about the welfare of its former players it would impose a fractional levy on its TV income and divert it into a holistic programme of post-retirement support.

High-frequency trading on Wall Street is dangerously unstable, so the CPC would levy a small tax on speculation to slow it down.

The states would levy their own income taxes.