Sentence examples similar to levying a ticket from inspiring English sources

To help recover the taxpayers' cost--averaging $6.8 million a year for 25 years to repay securities the city would issue for its part of the project--developers agreed to levy a ticket fee, a step they refused to take when serious negotiations first began last fall.

Starting in February the police can write tickets, levying a fine of $15 against each front-seat occupant without a belt.

Amy Waldman (NYT) MINEOLA: NEW ENTERTAINMENT TAX -- The Nassau County Legislature is to hold a hearing and vote today on an amendment to a law that levies a $1.50 surcharge on tickets to athletic games, concerts and other events in county arenas.

Alongside deep cuts in spending on defense and social programs, the package also included plans to levy a departure tax on airline tickets, which was expected to vary according to noise levels and fuel consumption.

A group of fans disgruntled at the ticket distribution process eventually levied a class-action lawsuit against the athletic director, claiming contract violations.

BudgetAir tells me that both airlines initially said that the booking would have to be cancelled for a fee of $250£18585) and a new ticket purchased, on top of which Budget would levy a £55 "service fee".

When Bloomberg levied a surcharge on the sales tax, when he doubled fines for parking tickets, and when he raised everyone's property taxes by nearly twenty per cent, he may have seen himself — justifiably — as averting a citywide disaster.

"Rangers fans were angry last season when Dundee United levied an extra charge on Rangers ticket holders if they wished to attend an abandoned game at Tannadice," explained McCormick.

Nassau does not levy a similar tax.

21, the court levied a $2,00o fine.

They could levy a Tobin tax themselves.