Sentence examples for levies imposed on from inspiring English sources

Their budgets are largely paid by levies imposed on farmers, but Dairy Management, which reported expenditures of $136 million last year, also received $5.3 million that year from the Agriculture Department to promote dairy sales overseas.

Byrne said he would also be highlighting the combined impact of cuts to disability benefits and services, and argue that they are higher than the new levies imposed on banks.

Centrica and its peers in the "big six" group of energy companies argue that bills are being pushed up by the cost of upgrading the UK's gas and electricity grids, rising wholesale gas costs and levies imposed on energy companies to pay for low-carbon alternatives.

Stories abound of harsh punishments imposed for the slightest of offences, women being confined to the home, public crucifixions, kidnappings and extortionate levies imposed on businesses.

In Massachusetts in 1786 a poor farmer, Daniel Shays, led a rebellion against the taxes and other levies imposed on him and those like him to pay off the revolution's debt to wealthy European interests that had loaned money to support the war against England.

Gift tax, a levy imposed on gratuitous transfers of property i.e., those made without compensation.

Income tax, levy imposed on individuals (or family units) and corporations.

The cash had come from a £50 levy imposed on various immigration applications.

Industry levy: imposed on pay-TV providers, commercial broadcasters, electronic devices, etc. Combination of the above.

An eventual levy imposed on food and drink companies if they don't change their ways?

It may well be that Germany did not want the bank levy imposed on balances of less than €100,000.