Sentence examples for levied equally from inspiring English sources
On top will come a rise in health contributions, they too levied equally on employer and employee.
Opposition to a property tax may appear as an unusual conduit for progressive politics, but it was levied equally on mansions and the negative equity millstones that are the tangible legacy of the boom for tens of thousands.
The tax — which would be levied equally on all goods and services — is considered easy to collect, causes less distortion to the overall economy and is a more stable source of revenue than an income tax in aging Japan, because everyone must consume.
The so-called "fee," which is just doublespeak for a tax, would at least be levied equally on both domestic and foreign supplies, so as to "ensure a level playing field," according to a White House official.
The commission levied fines totalling euro124m ($118m).
Anti-dumping duties are levied retroactively.
Amazingly, no fine has yet been levied.
This is in contrast with the 6% or 7% levied on the average residential home sale, he added, because of the specialized audience to whom resort real estate appeals, and the equally specialized marketing involved.
Equally, despite previously being protected by the German colonial administration in 1914, the hunting of the native bird of paradise, crowned pigeon and white heron for the lucrative trade in their feathers and skin, was officially condoned and a custom tax levied on their export.
A small financial cost is levied for this service.
