Sentence examples for levy imposes from inspiring English sources

Anthony Browne, the chief executive of the BBA banking lobby group, said: "The bank levy imposes a significant cost on banking businesses in the UK, which is making many banks move work and jobs to other parts of the world.

"The bank levy imposes a significant cost on banking businesses in the UK, which is making many banks move work and jobs to other parts of the world, and is deterring international banks from investing in the UK.

Gift tax, a levy imposed on gratuitous transfers of property i.e., those made without compensation.

Income tax, levy imposed on individuals (or family units) and corporations.

This levy, imposed without prior warning, provoked a torrent of criticism.

Sales tax, levy imposed upon the sale of goods and services.

The cash had come from a £50 levy imposed on various immigration applications.

Industry levy: imposed on pay-TV providers, commercial broadcasters, electronic devices, etc. Combination of the above.

An eventual levy imposed on food and drink companies if they don't change their ways?

It may well be that Germany did not want the bank levy imposed on balances of less than €100,000.

Much of the income of the Greyhound Board of Great Britain (GBGB) – the body that regulates, controls and publicises greyhound racing – comes from the 1980s levy imposed on bookies.