Sentence examples for started levying from inspiring English sources

Instead financial advisers started levying flat fees, sometimes running into four figures for their advice services.

This year, Milan started levying a charge based on vehicle emissions in five engine classes.

Some groups have started levying fees on entrepreneurs for guidance on finance and introductions to sources of capital.

Eventually, card issuers realized there was some risk in letting people go that far, and started levying fees of $10 or so to discourage overspending.

The venerable public pension system famously sought to give some measure of protection against these "hazards and vicissitudes of life".It started levying taxes on workers' wages in January 1937.

The card giants in the United States didn't particularly like getting cut out of the deal, so many of them started levying their foreign transaction fee for any purchase that took place outside the country, whether in euros, dollars or some other currency.

As of Tuesday, the Health Department will also start levying fines against chain restaurants that do not post calorie counts.

But the city will not start levying fines until June, after a three-month grace period to allow vendors to adjust to the new rules.

Indeed, after the Australian central bank allowed companies to start levying surcharges, many began to impose large and rising ones on credit card use.

Government proposals are prone to change; for example, Mr Fox suddenly announced recently that, after all, he would not start levying VAT on books.All this has led to tensions in Mr Fox's inner circle.

Facebook will start levying News Feed visibility decreases against individual posts that it qualifies as clickbait, rather than just counting violations against the overall reach of a Facebook Page or links to a certain domain. .