Sentence examples for its levying of from inspiring English sources

Indians express pride in their independent nuclear program and thus Washington's reluctance to accept India's nuclear program, its levying of sanctions India and stoppage of fuel supply in 1974 to the Tarapur nuclear plant were all part of recent memory for most Indian leaders.

The administration now argues that big banks will not be able to pass on the costs of its levy without risking a loss of market share to rivals that are not subject to the tax.

Some estimates suggest the party membership will have reached as high as 230,000, but the unions will have recruited fewer than 100,000 of its levy payers to be party supporters, a big reduction in its influence compared with the old electoral college that gave the unions a guaranteed third of the vote.

Its levy is based on estimates of the contributions to global warming from particular routes and the cost of remedying or preventing associated environmental damage: for example, the levy for Spain is £3.30, and for Australia, £28.35.

In the Sekyere Central District under study, most of the communities have contributed to developing its infrastructure and social services through levying of members in the communities and through communal labour.

Some of the key explanations put forward for these low service utilization rates were the dysfunctionality of the healthcare system, its lack of funding, the continued levying of informal payments, and the lack of drugs in the health centres.

Indeed, it was an economic concern, the levying of taxes, that helped spark the American Revolution.

What affects the levying of administrative suspensions?

The levying of local taxes and the expenditure of local revenue are authorized.

Yet the BBC chases ratings to justify the levying of a tax on every television.

An Air India spokesman, K. Swaminathan, said the levying of the fine was an old issue.