Sentence examples for their levies from inspiring English sources

They need to cut their negotiated level by more if they are to reduce their levies at all.

While it is too soon to tell whether there will be a wave of property tax increases, there is little doubt that some districts will try to raise their levies.

Most states base their levies on the federal AMT and then add their own quirky modifications.

Another constructive move by our Treasury Chief has been to kibosh an initiative of high-tax countries to force low-tax countries to raise their levies.

He recently set off an uproar by proposing that the European Union "harmonize" taxes, i.e., force low-tax Britain and Ireland to raise their levies to Germany's suffocating levels.

Brussels wants to be able to impose "harmonization" on member states so that relatively low-tax countries like Britain and Ireland will have to raise their levies to the suffocating levels of France and Germany.

The wider business community will be pleased with the language on corporation tax, banks not so much with the rise to their levy (but no one's crying for them).

The unions have cited the Data Protection Act but the insistence on vetting all contact also underlines union leaders' nervousness at losing control of their levy-payers and how they are influenced in Labour leadership elections.

"As a result of the advancement by U.S. President Obama and the financial secretary Tim Geithner about their levy on wholesale lending, I think the proposals that I made at St. Andrews for an international levy," Mr. Brown said, "are now gaining currency around the world".

Savvy owners who can show they are overpaying taxes may be able to reduce their levy.

Which means their levy payments will rise both in absolute and relative terms: the burden on British banks will increase.