Sentence examples for levy a fine from inspiring English sources
The copyright office rightfully struck down Apple's ability to levy a fine.
The Electoral Commission can levy a fine if it deems the breach of rules sufficiently serious.
They're expected to levy a fine against Google for over $1 billion.
In that case, the commission did not levy a fine against the affiliates.
US regulators, including the Environmental Protection Agency, could levy a fine of up to $18bn.
Bettman is authorized to levy a fine as high a $1 million for speaking out of turn.
The judge in the case excoriated the opposing counsel for his remarks, and levied a fine.
In addition, the European Commission levied a fine of more than €1 billion, or $1.4 billion, on Intel for antitrust violations.
UEFA had already sanctioned the club previously, levying a fine and limiting the size of its squad in 2014.
Starting in February the police can write tickets, levying a fine of $15 against each front-seat occupant without a belt.
The tribunal issued a "severe reprimand" to Deloitte and levied a fine of £14 million ($22 million) against the accounting firm, a record in Britain.
