Object

• surcharge: LINK does not levy surcharges on transactions, or take a share in any surcharge made by ATM operators.

• distress: Leave of the court is required to levy distress against residential tenants.

• taxis: The King decides to levy taxes to fund the military campaign in Ireland.

• toll: This information can then be used to levy tolls.

• charge: EFL is entitled to levy a return charge to cover the carriage cost of the goods.

• penalty: Make returns and payments on time because extensive legislation exists to levy penalties on defaulters.

Converse of object

• impose: She writes the stuff, they said, all night - we should impose a levy.

• abolish: Their plans to impose massive cuts on the Environment Agency and abolish the climate change levy would be disastrous.

Adjective modifier

• feudal: There are three types of troops available to every lords: knights, the fyrd ( or feudal levy ), and mercenaries.

• workplace: It is suggested that the introduction of a workplace parking levy may lead to the introduction of car clubs at work.

• mandatory: Council Tax is a mandatory levy based on the occupation of property.

• unpaid: Man bites dog With the scent of unpaid levy in its nostrils, the CITB can be a bit of a rottweiler.

Modifies a noun

• payer: Feedback is now sought from a wider audience of levy payers who will be affected by its implementation.

Noun used with modifier

• betterment: It will be just as inflationary as its predecessor " land taxes " - development land tax and betterment levy.

• climate: Does your bill mention the " climate change levy " ?

• aggregate: Quarry Products Association ' Assessment of impacts of aggregates levy ' , Sept 2003.