The phrase "assess charge" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to evaluating a fee or cost, but the wording is unclear and lacks context.
Example: "Before proceeding, we need to assess the charge for the additional services requested."
Alternatives: "evaluate the fee" or "review the cost".
The Commission may assess charges for time spent searching, even if it fails to locate the records, or if records located are determined to be exempt from disclosure.
They say that the British Columbia and national governments have been slow to finance studies to assess charges by local natives that their crab, clam and other wild fish catches have also been diminished.
Indeed, several big Texas cities, led by Austin, assess charges to heavy residential water users (22,440 gallons per month and above) that match or exceed the nationwide average for large cities, according to 2010 data from the American Water Works Association.
In one submission to the conference, the European Telecommunications Network Operators Associationn, a lobbying group based in Brussels that represents companies like France Télécom, Deutsche Telekom and Telecom Italia, proposed that network operators be permitted to assess charges for content providers like Internet video companies that use a lot of bandwidth.
But United Utilities charges £272 for a single person under the assessed charge, and Thames Water charges £202.
Julie Ford email: Currently care for older people is free if you live in Scotland, however this is not the case in England (there is a means tested assessed charge), how will this change if there is a YES vote?
BID's support themselves by assessing charges for their members.
The police and prosecutors have said that in assessing charges they will examine the role of each boy.
All students are assessed charges for summer audits.
