Sentence examples for levy ahead from inspiring English sources

The Abbott government's temporary tax on high-income earners will go ahead after Labor confirmed it would support the deficit levy ahead of the resumption of parliament this week.

Kevin Cummings, tax partner at Berwin Leighton Paisner, said: "Whilst today's draft legislation is certainly less draconian than was first feared … the UK banking sector will remain discouraged by the Treasury's rush to push through the levy ahead of most of the UK's international competitors in financial services".

Clegg's aides suggested it would be a struggle to reach agreement on all the levies ahead of the autumn statement in December, since the multibillion-pound cost means a simple transfer of the whole cost to the taxpayer would blow a sizeable hole in the government's finances.

If the levy goes ahead, it will affect many non-Cypriots with bank accounts, including UK expatriates.

The British Soft Drinks Association, meanwhile, said it was unhappy that the sugary drinks levy was going ahead.

The political row over energy bills and the ECO levy has intensified ahead of the autumn statement, which will reveal the changes promised when David Cameron pledged to "roll back" green and social levies.

We also think a new £1bn levy will get the go-ahead to pay for carbon capture and storage demonstration plants.

Germany is set to move ahead with its own levy, and Britain is expected to endorse a similar measure ahead of the Group of 20 meeting next month.

For a while this morning the explosion was ahead of the Chandra Levy story in the national news, local residents noted.

But Labour insisted both schemes would go ahead, with a higher bank levy and the £2.7bn tuition fee cut financed by other means.

Cypriot authorities had begun to monitor deposit outflows from Cypriot lenders to watch for signs of a bank run ahead of Tuesday when the levy is expected to be imposed, E.U. officials said.