Sentence examples for proposed levies from inspiring English sources

He also acknowledged concerns that proposed levies on risky bank practices could hurt profit.

When State Senator Steve Ogden, a College Station Republican, asked Mr. Perry if the proposed levies on gambling, nicotine, alcohol and topless bars as well as some other provisions were in fact "tax increases," the governor replied, "I consider this shifting off property taxes".

The CBI said that it did not like the proposed levy on banks.

They have taken Labour's work on apprenticeships with their proposed levy on business.

The clubs have proposed levying a 50percenttaxax on parts of payrolls of more than $98 million.

President Obama's proposed levy on banks' wholesale liabilities could reduce Barclays' 2011 net income by 14 percent, according to JPMorgan.

Accusation: The proposed levying of high fines may create the opportunity for the government to exert pressure on Hungarian media.

But the proposed levy on retail deposits in Cyprus has rekindled uncertainty over the financial services sector.

The cost of the personal allowances could alternatively be funded through a proposed levy on bank profits.

This is the proposed levy on trading, known as the financial transactions tax, that Britain has so vehemently opposed.

(And don't be blackmailed by bankers' empty threats to move abroad – the proposed levy is tiny on any given transaction).