Sentence examples for like levies from inspiring English sources

"These 25 bills, things like levies in the agricultural sector and the statute amendment bill, may well be worthy but I'm not sure you'd trumpet them as the centre of your agenda," she told Radio National.

He also said that he might have to revisit cuts to services and so-called nuisance taxes — like levies on sugared sodas and downloaded songs — that he agreed to abandon in the new deal.

Both the panel leaders and the advocates say the next challenge will be generating the political will to follow suggestions like levies on international transportation that airlines and shipping companies of richer nations would have to pay But not every nation has to agree on every suggestion, Mr. Stoltenberg said, and advocates praised the panel for at least producing ideas.

'Abta would like the levies to be extended to all forms of foreign travel, including car hire, coach travel and accommodation,' said Tipton.

After all, she claims to be a friend of the middle class, and her Wall Street friends probably wouldn't like new levies on their earnings.

They say that proposals like levying an international tax on all financial transactions or replacing the dollar as the international reserve currency are well beyond the role of the United Nations.

They say they like Asser Levy Park just as it is — a quiet oasis with a modest band shell — not as a place, they say, that would draw more traffic, disrupt services at two synagogues and, perhaps most critically, diminish their only decent patch of open space.

Democrats still would like to levy a surtax on incomes above $1 million.

Trump said that he would like to levy a tax of somewhere between 15 and 35percentt on the products of U.S. companies that move their production jobs overseas.

It's good to see people like Mr Levy and Mr Lepeska taking the first steps.

More than half of that money goes to private providers like the Levys, with little oversight of their spending.