Sentence examples for that the levying from inspiring English sources

Now he has increased that (from 0.25% to 0.4%), and removed almost all exemptions from the country's sales tax prompting howls from cable-television operators and newspaper owners who, rather improbably, have claimed that the levying of sales tax on their industries was an attack on freedom of speech.

Documents suggest that the levying of excise on the retail sale price (RSP), rather than on the ex-factory price (i.e. the price paid at the factory and not including any transport costs), was important to BAT because the latter would give a relative advantage to imported cigarettes, since it would not include importers' margins and distribution costs [ 49, 51].

In that period, the levy raised more than £29m for charities and community groups.

Above that level, the levy will go up in proportion to the sale price.

Ms. Feinstein contributed $5,000 to a $15,000 reward fund that the Levys established this week.

George Zalokostas, the media director at Unilever Greece in Athens, said that the levy would add to Unilever's advertising costs.

LDCs urged that the levy be increased to 3%, or 0.5% of annual GDP, but the developed countries refused.

"As the Eurogroup president, I will take responsibility," he said, but added that the levy was "a joint decision".

Berlin anticipates that the levy will raise €1 billion to €1.2 billion a year for a so-called stability fund.

The Clinton administration argued at the time that the levy was a user fee, not a tax.

Osborne has promised the industry that the levy on bank balance sheets will not raise more than £2.5bn a year.