Sentence examples for levy charges from inspiring English sources

It can only levy charges through the control of the photographic or digital images of items.

An ultra-low emission zone in central London from 2020 will levy charges on all but the cleanest vehicles.

Mr. Spitzer, now the governor of New York, was among the first to levy charges against A.I.G. of improper accounting.

By 1863 the prosperity of the country permitted redemption of the Netherlands' right to levy charges on ships entering the Schelde estuary, a right enacted in 1839.

HSBC have a relatively small portion of their assets in the UK but were paying £1 billion a year in levy charges.

In the worst cases, the site shares the person's bank details with as many as 200 other companies, which then also attempt to levy charges against the individual.

The PPF, which is funded by a levy charged to company pension schemes, backed the regulator's announcement.

For Nationwide that will mean a rise from a levy charge of £28m last year to a combined levy and surcharge of about £100m next year.

Many argue that tax rebates, particularly in the transaction levy charged when a home changes hands, could give owners the necessary nudge.

For employers, NICs are a heavy levy, charged at 13.8% of most pay.

"Green" levy charged by energy firms to rise from £3bn to £7.6bn.