Sentence examples for would be levying from inspiring English sources

Exchange officials said yesterday that they would be levying "substantial fines" against specialist firms, a result of an investigation that dates back to 2000.

It would be levied as a surtax on all income.

A higher charge would be levied on homes above £3m.

It would be levied on fuels as a proportion of their emissions.

The tax would be levied through electricity bills in order to thwart evasion.

The numbers would go into the league offices, and fines would be levied.

The tax would be levied on insurers — or on employers that act as their own insurers.

McIntyre said no penalties would be levied against the Nets or Kidd.

The modifications would be paid for with $20 billion or so in penalties that would be levied on the big banks.

Nascar said it would review the altercation to determine whether penalties would be levied against the teams.

Second, carbon taxes would be levied locally and so impossible to properly administer on a global scale.