Sentence examples for would have levied from inspiring English sources

One proposal, for instance, would have levied a $2,000 fine against truck operators who let their parking meter expire.

Hobby Lobby was an "all-hands-on-deck situation," Keim says, because a government deadline would have levied fines on businesses that did not comply.

The original House approach would have levied a 20percentt "excise tax" on payments between American and foreign companies that are affiliated with each other.

Under the Finance Committee bill, the government would have levied a 40percenttaxax on the value of insurance exceeding $8,000 for individual coverage and $21,000 for family coverage, with some exceptions.

The original House approach, which would have levied a 20percentt "excise tax" on payments between American and foreign companies that are affiliated with each other, would have raised an estimated $155 billion in revenue.

The Xinhua report about China's plans did not say how big a tax the country would impose, but it pointed to a three-year-old proposal by government experts that would have levied a 10-yuan ($1.60) per ton tax on carbon in 2012 and raised it to 50-yuan ($8) a ton by 2020.

A tax of €17 (£17.22) per tonne of carbon emissions would have been levied on oil, coal and gas consumption.

"For long-term investors, the extra annual expense could easily exceed the amount of the sales charge that would have been levied," Mr. Scott says.

Mr. Franks supports outright repeal of the estate tax, which Republicans call a death tax, while Mr. Corzine would have it levied only on estates of more than $2 million and farms and family businesses worth more than $4 million.

The cold-rolled duties would have been levied in addition to the existing tariffs.

The fee, which would have been levied on property owners in the county flood control district, encountered stiff opposition from residents, businesses and school districts.