Sentence examples for abroad charges from inspiring English sources

One organisation, Projects Abroad, charges a minimum of £1,145 for two weeks' teaching in Cambodia, not including flights or visas.

One organisation, Projects Abroad, charges a minimum of $2,215 £1,1455) to cover the costs (not including flights or visa costs) of two weeks' teaching in Cambodia – enough to pay a local teacher for more than a year.

Wheaton, like other colleges with similar policies, defends its study-abroad charges.

I loved Wheaton, but I don't think their study-abroad charges are fair".

While Europeans cannot unknowingly run up a bill larger than €50 (£42) while abroad, roaming charges are still many times higher than domestic call costs and will remain so without further legislation.

Similarly, Museums abroad that charge entry fees tend to include the exhibitions – even huge ones – in the initial price.

See articleIn Vietnam the former boss of a state shipping company hit by fraud was brought back from abroad and charged with economic crimes.

When ethnic conflict broke out in Ürümqi on July 5, 2009, Chinese authorities blamed Kadeer for fomenting the unrest from abroad, a charge she denied.

A group of Iranian intellectuals living abroad recently charged that Tehran executed more than 500 dissidents in 2010 and another 83 just since the start of this year.

Online, she finds Chinese students or homemakers abroad who charge for the service of buying formula and mailing it to China.

Mr. Chinamasa, who was among the officials sanctioned, said the Europeans were trying to smear officials by suggesting that they had bank accounts abroad, a charge he denied.