Sentence examples for responsible for levying from inspiring English sources

The Calman scheme would make the Scottish government responsible for levying and varying (if it so chose) 10p in each income-tax band.

The cities, which had been favoured by the Antonines, were more and more considered as administrative wheels in the service of the state: the richest decuriones (municipal councillors) were financially responsible for levying the taxes, and it was for this purpose that the towns of Egypt finally received a boulē (municipal senate).

The 12 people responsible for levying justice in our name appeared ready to send this young man to death row.

Usually they were given control of the city and were responsible for levying taxes, enforcing the law and maintaining order.

Local authorities responsible for social care to levy a new social care tax of up to 2% on council tax.

Colin Cook, responsible for development, said a levy of £140 per sq-m was being added to all new developments of student housing.

So those local authorities who are responsible for social care will be able to levy a social care precept of up to 2 per cent on council tax.

11th Street Public Bath, 538 East 11th Street Arnold W. Brunner, the architect and planner who is responsible for the public baths at Asser Levy Place, the Shearith Israel Synagogue and Temple Israel, designed the 11th Street baths, located between Avenues A and B. They were completed in 1906 to improve sanitary conditions in city tenements that lacked baths or showers.

"We're excited that this year's DXI awardees are George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg," said Design Exchange President and CEO Shauna Levy who is responsible for bringing modern exhibits representing popular culture to the Design Exchange.

The Church was responsible for the system of tithes, a levy of 10% on "all agrarian produce... other natural products gained via labour... wages received by servants and labourers, and to the profits of rural merchants".

A series of disasters to Roman armies in Spain resulted in such reluctance to undertake military service in the peninsula that, in a dispute over the levy, the consuls who were responsible for it were even temporarily imprisoned by the tribunes who opposed the levy.