Sentence examples for levies the same from inspiring English sources

For example, the study notes that F.H.A. levies the same insurance premium for a borrower with a 3.5 percent down payment, a 580 credit score and a 50 percent total debt-to-income level as one who puts 20 percent down, has a 720 credit score and 25 percent debt-to-income.

Mr. Gore has levied the same charge against Mr. Bush's sweeping tax cut proposal.

Mr. Bush and his aides have levied the same accusation about Mr. Gore's spending proposals, which are larger than Mr. Bush's.

But most active managers continue to levy the same percentage fee on assets that have risen in value significantly, generating big gains for themselves, the professors note.

It also said that if it found tax violations, it would consider levying the same hefty penalties that now apply to buyers of abusive shelters.

The country's Radio-Television Commission, the same entity responsible for that usage-based billing scare, is being pressured by traditional media companies (the likes of Rogers and Bell, of course) to levy the same local content production fee on Netflix that they have to pay.

It's not clear whether Facebook will be levying the same fee structure on Fundraisers that are specifically associated with incidents where Safety Check has also been triggered — we've asked but at the time of writing the company had not responded.

Lizza quotes Politico's Morning Score at length, levying the same charge: "While it's always interesting and useful to report on how a campaign believes something is going to play out, it seems to me in this case the news that the quote in the ad is falsely attributed to Obama outweighs the news of the Romney campaign's predictable spin".

Sir Isaac Newton died more than a century before Dr. James Naismith ever hung that first peach basket up in Springfield, Mass., but he still may have levied the same criticisms against LeBron James as so many other basketball pundits and fans after the 2011 NBA Finals.

Those taxes will be levied at the same proportionate rate.

Fines totaling £214 million have been levied over the same period.