Sentence examples for the two levies from inspiring English sources

The two levies may decide the political future of Australia's Labor prime minister, Julia Gillard.

Or would they merely remit the difference between the two levies to Massachusetts?

Of the poll taxes in English history, the most famous was the one levied in 1380, a main cause of the peasant's revolt of 1381 led by Wat Tyler.

Though details have not been published, the indictment is believed to be the most grave of the three levied against him thus far by war crimes investigators in The Hague.

After an agreement expired earlier this year, the United States imposed two levies on Canadian lumber, and Canada vowed to fight them.

Bristol sent three ships to the Royal Navy fleet against the Spanish Armada in 1588, and also supplied two levies of men to the defending land forces.

Rosenfeld's fourth and latest novel, "The Pretty One," levies more cold truths.

But otherwise, the two authors levy the presupposition-charge in roughly the same way.

The work of organisation had been begun as early as February, 1886, when the formation of four levies of 500 men each, with a proper complement of native officers and non-commissioned officers and 2,000 extra military police for district work was sanctioned.

New Jersey is particularly guilty of the highest property tax burdens in the United States and is among the two states to levy both an inheritance and an estate tax.

The two agencies can largely levy the same penalties for violations, which in this case could force Google to stop any actions that are found to harm competition.