Sentence examples for Imposed a charge from inspiring English sources

The British government has imposed a charge for use of plastic shopping bags that litter the landscape and take a thousand years to decompose.

8.26pm BST James Ball, the Guardian's data editor, writes that "the Obama administration didn't merely go through the motions" in pursuit of Bradley Manning; military authorities "imposed a charge that should have sparked far greater alarm than it did".

James Ball, the Guardian's data editor, writes that "the Obama administration didn't merely go through the motions" in pursuit of Bradley Manning; military authorities "imposed a charge that should have sparked far greater alarm than it did".

(a) The facts that the State has no safekeeping costs where release is on personal recognizance and has never imposed a charge with respect to a recognizance provide a rational basis for distinguishing that situation from the situations where deposits are made.

You only need to impose a charge when demand is above the road's capacity.

We analyze the effect of imposing a charge for the individual appropriation of common resources.

First, you do not need to impose a charge for every road at every moment of the day.

But we can address both issues simultaneously and reduce emissions by imposing a charge (a tax) for CO2emissions.

Most domestic airlines now operate with a meticulously calibrated system aimed at imposing a charge for each degree of misery you choose to eliminate.

In some cases, a money manager may justify imposing a charge on the clients' fund in addition to the advisory fee that clients pay to the money manager.

"We will introduce legislation to impose a charge on them if we have not seen sufficient progress on a voluntary basis".