Sentence examples for levies it from inspiring English sources

Yet New Fairfield retains its share of weekend communities, like Candlewood Knolls, which levies it own taxes to support landscaping and a clubhouse, according to Jim Ogden, a full-time resident and former tax-district president.

Part of that is the rethinking of "growth-distorting taxes" such as stamp duty and other state levies, it said.

These are not charges Sky levies – it is satellite companies such as Astra and Eurobird – as it costs each channel on Sky less than £100,000 a year in electronic programme guide and platform fees.

If other countries failed to follow suit, the U.S. could, in effect, extend its own tax by levying it on goods imported from those countries.

HSBC points out that 58% of the levy it pays does not relate to its activities in the UK.

ARIEL LEVY: It's not just South Africa, I don't think.

It's touch and go whether Cambridgeshire, a hung council, decides to levy it.

In the UK, which is not introducing the levy, it would raise as much as £20bn, campaigners say.

Still, "if we're going to levy a sugary soda tax, why aren't we levying it on doughnuts and all sorts of other things?" Mr. Parrott said.

"Coming on top of growing agreement on a bank levy, it shows that Conservatives are part of an emerging international consensus on these issues.

The Obama administration has not specified either the size or the type of levy it would impose on the nation's big banks.