Sentence examples for or 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.

The privilege of immunity granted to bishops, magnates, monasteries, and military orders prohibited royal officials from dispensing justice or levying taxes in immune lands, except in cases of negligence.

There are plenty of less distortionary ways in which the government could raise money, such as getting rid of tax relief on mortgages or levying VAT on newspapers.

Major League Baseball, meanwhile, does not have the ability to enforce what a team offers a player, beyond applying what Callis called "political pressure" or levying fines for procedural mistakes.

Its main objective seems to be to raise revenue without appearing to borrow or levy taxes.

Pelt also said that Flag supported local people paying a local tax or levy for improvements.

Nor could it impose taxes on miles traveled, lower speed limits or levy additional taxes on fuels or vehicles.

During the 19th century the Kabābīsh not only carried trade goods between the Nile River and Darfur but also took imposts or levies from caravans traversing their country.

It urged "a price increase of a minimum of 10%-20 10%-20gh-sugar products through the use of a tax or levy".

The study said Mr. Gephardt had tried to lower taxes or levies on alcohol products, including taxes on beer, at least five times in Congress.

Housebuilders benefited from proposals to encourage construction of new homes on brownfield land, as well as the lack of any new taxes or levies on the sector.