Sentence examples for to be levied from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
A $10 fine is supposed to be levied by the National S. & H. Assoc.
It could introduce emission charges to be levied on all national and international flights.
A $10 penalty is supposed to be levied by the Natl.
What is unusual is for that charge to be levied following a suicide".
Cheques are certainly in the firing line for charges to be levied".
Inheritance tax, which used to be levied only on the wealthy, now hits many middle-class estates.
The committee calculates the taxes that ought to be levied on Medicare benefits in excess of taxes and premiums paid.
Scutage a tax to pay for war was to be levied only with "the general consent of the realm".
Although Judge Smith found the 3 defendants guilty, he reserved decision on the amount of damages to be levied.
This tax used to be levied on the value of the car (for instance, $600 on a $20,000 car).
Ms Gillard's crime has been to introduce a carbon tax, to be levied on 500 of the country's leading polluters.
