Sentence examples for levying of the from inspiring English sources
An Air India spokesman, K. Swaminathan, said the levying of the fine was an old issue.
It also raised questions over the levying of the sentence tariff and the lack of a parole board hearing.
The rebellion succeeded, however, as a protest against the taxation of poorer classes insofar as it prevented further levying of the poll tax.
The levying of the fines, potentially totaling more than $18 million a year but unlikely to be paid, added tension to Russian-American relations, which have become strained over the past year.
In July 1809, Fouché, on his own authority, ordered a levy of the national guard throughout France.
The US has paved the way with a "user levy" of the kind we propose.
They could expand to 80,000 by mid-May, when his ministry takes over the 45,000 local levies of the Iraqi Civil Defence Corps.
This census of taxable adults gave rise to violent criticisms but had the theoretical advantage of replacing the arbitrary levies of the previous era.
The problem has been widespread enough to keep Dina Levy of the Urban Homesteading Assistance Board looking for new strategies to slow it down.
In a 2007 paper Gilat Levy of the London School of Economics noted that observers can work out how likely it is that committee members have voted one way or another from ballot rules.
Marine biologist Oren Levy of the University of Queensland in St. Lucia, Australia, and his colleagues wondered if cryptochromes--proteins that enable other organisms to respond to blue light and maintain an internal biological clock--somehow played a role in the process.
