Sentence examples similar to rescinding levies from inspiring English sources

The World Trade Organization ruled Monday that President Bush's steel tariffs violated global trading rules, increasing pressure on the White House to rescind the levies or face retaliation by Europe, Japan and other countries.

And key members like Hatch seem committed both to cutting as much spending as possible ― and rescinding the Affordable Care Act's taxes, including hefty levies on corporations and the wealthiest American households.

Kerry would also punish risk-takers by increasing the capital gains levy and would reduce the supply of capital by rescinding President Bush's dividend tax reductions.

Just before New Year's Day, Senator Moynihan proposed rescinding the Social Security tax increase that went into effect this year and reducing the payroll levy still further next year.

If the trusts did not comply with tax laws, for example, the beneficial treatment given to investors could be rescinded, causing taxes to be levied on the transactions.

Last week, the N.F.L. levied — and later rescinded — a $7,500 fine on the Giants' Justin Tuck for his hit on Cowboys quarterback Brooks Bollinger.

(AP) FINE AGAINST TITAN RESCINDED: In a rare move, the N.F.L. rescinded the $15,000 fine it levied against Titans tackle Brad Hopkins for a cut block on Dec. 9 against Vikings defensive lineman Willie Howard.

The economy has not improved much, consumers are fresh off their victory in getting Bank of America to rescind its own move to levy a small new monthly fee and airlines and other companies continue to ask customers to pay à la carte for goods and services that were once part of the standard price.

Twitter alone levies discipline".

Belgium and Latvia are considering similar levies.

Strategies are reimplemented if 10 new cases occur and are rescinded at the designated rescinding threshold.