Sentence examples for temporary levy from inspiring English sources

First imposed in 1976 as a temporary levy, the surcharge has been $14 a worker since 1983.

It says it plans to cut public spending by 0.6-0.8 0.6-0.8%and tofimpose a hefty temporary levy on banks.

All Germans still have to pay an extra 5.5% of income tax towards a "solidarity surcharge"—a supposedly temporary levy introduced in 1991, to help pay for the east's reconstruction.

Nick Xenophon, who has called for a "modest" temporary levy on milk to go directly back to farmers, said Joyce's delayed reaction on $1 milk had a Rip Van Winkle feel to it.

The opposition's leader, Ichiro Ozawa, has vowed to oppose the "temporary" levy, now in place for over 30 years, as an emblem of the pork and patronage that lie at the heart of much that is wrong in Japan's politics.The LDP-led chosetion chose Mr Fukuda as prime minister for his competence and authority.

He will cut company tax by 1.5%, except for the 3,000 largest businesses which will continue to pay the existing 30% tax rate, but with the final 1.5% now termed a "temporary levy" to help to pay for the expensive parental leave plan.

He had proposed ways to extend a "temporary" petrol levy that had been in place for over 30 years.

The temporary debt levy was reported at the weekend in what appeared to be a strategic leak to gauge public reaction to the idea.

Following a warning by S&P on Thursday that the chances of a credit downgrade had increased post-election, Xenophon said on Friday the government should keep the 2% temporary deficit levy in place until the deficit was under control.

Madigan said that he, as a higher-income earner, would pay about $200 a year on the temporary deficit levy which would expire after three years, but other groups of people faced savings that were not time-limited.

As the meeting took place, Nick Xenophon has called for the return of free school milk, a short-term temporary milk levy, contract reform to outlaw retrospective price changes and an independent review of the dairy industry, which he describes as "verging on market failure".