Sentence examples similar to levying- from inspiring English sources

The Australian reported on Monday morning that Cabinet had resolved that Australia would not sign up to any new agreement that involves spending money or levying taxes.

"We have a disproportionate number of citizens who are on the social safety net, we have a disproportionate number of seniors … This is the third time we've been levying those folks who are on fixed incomes.

Chapters four and 15 – regulating the "taking of unreasonable distresses and the removal of distrained goods out of the debtor's county" and the "levying of distress off the tenanted property or on a public highway" – are scheduled for the axe.

But it still bars them from levying tolls on the unimproved portions of existing roads.

China's tariff on cars could come down from 25% to 18% even if it takes advantage of the exemptions to the NAMA formula.Importantly for developing countries, tariff escalation the levying of higher tariffs on processed goods than on raw materials would be scaled back.

Investors who were supposed to be cheered by talk of getting private capital back to India were instead puzzled by a plan for retrospectively levying tax on big firms.

By levying a fee for these sorts of peering arrangements, Comcast seems to be testing the waters for a solution which eschews the officially proscribed practices of throttling or filtering.

Government proposals are prone to change; for example, Mr Fox suddenly announced recently that, after all, he would not start levying VAT on books.All this has led to tensions in Mr Fox's inner circle.

The plaintiffs argue that the board's power to create and enforce auditing rules, set its own budget and fund its operations by levying a fee (the plaintiffs call it a "tax") on all listed companies makes the board governmental in all but name.

Yet the BBC chases ratings to justify the levying of a tax on every television.

The head of the Basque employers' organisation said it would make it easier to stop ETA from levying its "revolutionary tax" on businessmen.Another big effect of the bill is that it may be used to cut off the state funds that have hitherto been given to Batasuna, along with all parties represented in local and national politics.