Sentence examples for through levies from inspiring English sources

The 1516 law was intended to make it easier to tax beer, through levies on its permitted ingredients: malted barley, hops, water and, later, yeast.

Higher property prices boost tax revenues directly, through levies on capital gains or on transactions (such as stamp duty in Britain).

Revenues from this, through levies and shipping services, could help steer the Russian economy away from its massive dependence on hydrocarbons.

There will also be a £12 rebate to all customers for the Warm Home Discount, which the Government has said will be funded through general taxation instead of through levies on energy bills.

The Senate's plan, however, differs markedly from the House's by financing the buyout through levies on cigarette manufacturers instead of using cigarette tax money that otherwise would go to the federal treasury.

The government's ambition for the green deal goes much further than the current system of cheap loft-lagging and cavity-wall insulation paid for through levies on everybody's bills.

This is also being enforced by the acquiring banks (those that provide card services) through levying of fines for non-compliance or breaches.

Flint found his way to NFX through Levy-Weiss.

In the Sekyere Central District under study, most of the communities have contributed to developing its infrastructure and social services through levying of members in the communities and through communal labour.

Other efforts have focused on sabotaging the economic model of the spam business by placing barriers in front of those who send it, either by charging fees or through levying other costs.

Through levying enormous custom duties, Prussia accelerated the inevitable collapse of the Polish-Lithuanian state.