Sentence examples for to levying from inspiring English sources
verb
To impose (a tax or fine) to collect monies due, or to confiscate property.
In the current case, the magistrate judge, in addition to levying fines and ordering fixes, may order any other creative sanction she chooses if she sees recurrent violations.
Their profitability has also been bolstered by a shift from charging for individual transactions to levying an annual fee of 1-2% on all the assets they manage.In theory, wealth-management units are still redundant.
The FSA said the move marked a tough approach to levying financial penalties after the introduction of beefed-up rules which are expected to lead to significantly higher fines for misleading financial reporting.
The result astonishingly reveals that even if we apply a social discount rate of 5percentntoto annum in the planning economy, it is still equivalent to levying 32percentnt proportional carbon tax rate.
There is no constitutional impediment to levying an income tax on compensation for a taxpayer's labors".
GoFundMe, one of the most popular fundraising sites, takes a 5percentt cut of all donations, in addition to levying a 2.9percentt charge for payment processing, plus $0.30 per donation.
The commission has the power to levy a large fine.
The best way to do this is to levy a carbon tax.
Moreover the I.M.F. is not likely to levy its members once more just to finance Europe.
To make up the difference, Scotland would be allowed to levy additional income tax.
Sometimes they failed to levy fines because they did not believe they had the authority.
