Sentence examples for levies charged from inspiring English sources

"WTO [World Trade Organisation] rules would not allow us to explicitly offset the levies charged, but we could do a great deal to support the industry.

The commission also wants to revisit a reform of copyright levies charged on blank discs, data storage and music and video players.

In the UK, the coalition fought over green policies, with the prime minister, David Cameron, reported as saying he wanted to get rid of all the "green crap" – the environmental levies charged on energy bills.

Like business improvement districts in New York City, the town's special improvement district levies charges to provide additional services to businesses in the area.

The PPF, which is funded by a levy charged to company pension schemes, backed the regulator's announcement.

Many argue that tax rebates, particularly in the transaction levy charged when a home changes hands, could give owners the necessary nudge.

It would subject fewer people to the estate tax, a levy charged on massive inheritances, but stop short of eliminating that tax altogether.

It would subject fewer people to the estate tax, a levy charged on huge inheritances, but stop short of eliminating that tax altogether.

Lee-Waters and Moulton-Levy charged at the start of the first set, controlling the first few games, but the Williams sisters soon fired back to claim the first set.

For employers, NICs are a heavy levy, charged at 13.8% of most pay.

"Green" levy charged by energy firms to rise from £3bn to £7.6bn.