Sentence examples for levying them from inspiring English sources

Collecting fees is also an entirely different matter from levying them.

In Ansonia, Conn., the police chief, Kevin J. Hale, said the city's Board of Aldermen is considering increasing fines for false alarms and levying them sooner.

What he meant Nobody likes paying taxes and nobody likes chancellors who levy new taxes, so I'll force local councils to levy them instead.

But it became obligatory last April for them to levy them on any trust missing any target.

For example, Spain still levied them on coke, Bolivia and Malaysia on tin, Italy on objects of art, and Romania on forest products.

A small share of national tax revenue can belie the importance of property taxes for the local governments that tend to levy them.

Now Mr Hain's remarks suggest there may be political limits to covert increases in income tax through fiscal drag.If taxes have to rise, the option that would damage the economy least would be to levy them on spending rather than income.

No fines were issued, though a Verizon Wireless spokesman says the court may still levy them in future proceedings.

But Mr Norquist's real interest is taxes; or, more exactly, reducing taxes and the government that levies them, to the smallest possible size.

Why wouldn't most other major cities in the United States levy them?

After all, if paying local payroll taxes were a well-agreed on "social responsibility," why wouldn't any other city in the Bay Area levy them?