Sentence examples for be a charge on from inspiring English sources

Should Hollywood movies, or series, or music-driven radio services or premium sport be a charge on the licence fee?

There may be a charge on top and there will be interest to pay on the loan if you don't repay it in full by a particular date.

Should Hollywood movies, or series, or music-driven radio services or premium sport be a charge on the licence fee?," he added.

In anticipation of a new "eco-tax", which was to be a charge on big lorries using main roads in an effort to discourage road freight, furious truckers in Brittany began commando-style attacks on automatic toll sensors.

A New York appeals court essentially agreed last year, ruling that the state's responsibility ends after providing students with the skills needed to "get a job, and support oneself, and thereby not be a charge" on the public dole.

"So one could opt out of paying your premium but remain part of the scheme – and there would be a charge on your estate payable on your death as part of the inheritance tax care duty".

A service charge is a charge on your charge for services.

For most of history, old age has been a charge on families and local communities.

Prior to 1820, Ovid was a charge on the Seneca circuit, but in 1820 it appears in the General Assembly records as a distinct appointment served by Rev. William Fowler.

Second, they necessarily pay fees for the courses they study, and thus bring economic value to the UK rather than being a charge on public funds.

The sacra privata were a charge on the property of an individual; the two kinds of sacra were thus quite distinct.