Sentence examples for while levying from inspiring English sources

While levying a more potent attack than the average shareholder, big money managers and mutual funds are a small segment of the activist population.

The judge called the crime a "brutal and callous attack" while levying the sentence, drawing applause from the police officers in the courtroom gallery.

King Krishna III, the last great Rashtrakuta king consolidated the empire so that it stretched from the Narmada River to Kaveri River and included the northern Tamil country (Tondaimandalam) while levying tribute on the king of Ceylon.

After a succession of weak kings during whose reigns the empire lost control of territories in the north and east, Krishna III the last great ruler consolidated the empire so that it stretched from the Narmada River to Kaveri River and included the northern Tamil country (Tondaimandalam) while levying tribute on the king of Ceylon.

Most of the banks are still dragging their feet over settling these accounts, while conscientiously levying bank charges.

The Minerals Management Service, which regulates offshore drilling, went along with these requests partly because the agency has for years had a dual role of both fostering and policing the industry — collecting royalty payments from the drilling companies while also levying fines on them for violations of law.

Since fiscal year 1999, the number of liens the IRS issues annually has increased 475% while levies have gone up 600%.

At the same time, Singapore has invested heavily in public transportation, which is cheap and efficient, while it levies tolls for driving downtown at certain times.

Conversely, increasing taxes on alcoholic beverages and levying a health tax on betel nuts would help to reduce cigarette consumption while also lowering alcohol and betel nut consumption.

For centuries Parliament seemed content to restrict the amounts that the sovereign levied while letting him spend the money as he pleased.

Democrats supported an alternative last year that would have effectively exempted two groups that are often cited as its primary victims, small-business owners and family-owned farms, while continuing to levy the tax on most multimillion-dollar estates.