Sentence examples for levies from from inspiring English sources

For example, shifting levies from income to waste and pollution.

Once you add in the levies from counties and cities, the average is more than 9%—arguably America's highest.

During the 19th century the Kabābīsh not only carried trade goods between the Nile River and Darfur but also took imposts or levies from caravans traversing their country.

Trying to fill a projected budget shortfall of $5 billion, the governor proposed an assortment of increased taxes, including $135 million in new levies from casinos.

The chief, the highest political authority, occasionally collected levies from his subjects to be used to sustain the community in times of famine and drought.

Levies from smuggling and illicit trade produced revenues of a million dollars a day; even trucks exporting goods from Saddam-land to Turkey had to pay bribes to win passage.

An increase in the climate change levy from 2019.

"But my real criterion is: is each franc levied from the taxpayer well spent or not?

"There's just no interest in Levy from the people I talk to in the party".

Under Colbert, the total sum levied from indirect taxation rose from 36 million livres to 62 million.

Rome's military strength derived from its superior resources of manpower levied from a pool of small landowning citizens (assidui).