Sentence examples for the levies from inspiring English sources
verb
To impose (a tax or fine) to collect monies due, or to confiscate property.
The levies differ by industry and by skill.
Nothing could stop the levies in my eyes from breaking.
A few years later, the levies were raised to an average of forty per cent.
The deadlines to meet some of the levies may also be delayed.
Of course not, because the levies they are complaining about are called "green".
It found 60% opposed the levies, with just 18% supporting them.
It could be phased in, which would mean market signals started working before the levies were actually paid.
Once you add in the levies from counties and cities, the average is more than 9%—arguably America's highest.
Tweaks to some of the levies on bills may presage cuts to more fundamental ones, such as carbon pricing.
Buoyed by record world commodity prices and a favourable exchange rate, farmers had hitherto grudgingly accepted the levies.
Marching to the Brill (Brielle, or Den Briel, South Holland) on September 28 29, he disbanded the levies.
