What Texas taxpayers are now subsidizing, among many other innovations, are a gymnastics school and an ice skating school, in which academics infringe only a very few hours each day, and the parents are charged an extra $90 a week so their kids can learn to do the death spiral.
Only their 17-year-old son remains living with them, so they are classified as underoccupying by two rooms, and if they don't move, they will also be charged about £21 a week.
People charged £4.60 per week for day care centres will be charged £65 per week from January and more for meals.
At an aging trailer park, tomato pickers are charged $350 a week to rent a small, deteriorating trailer, according to former farmworker Leonel Perez, who is now an advocate with the nonprofit Coalition of Immokalee Workers.
To sell to Mexicans from Puebla, for example, a producer may offer an inexpensive per-minute rate to that city but add a high maintenance fee that is charged once a week.
After the battle we got a paper saying that if Fort Wagner was charged within a week it would be taken".
That led to other goals, like creating a battery that only had to be charged every two weeks and was hidden within the structure of the bike.
Together with some friends, he's been charged with a week's worth of car jackings and robberies at gunpoint.
A London property company is charging £255 a week for "studio apartments" as small as three metres by three metres that tenants claim are "worse than prison cells" and that breach statutory overcrowding regulations.
The precise thinking of Mina's previous landlord is not clear, but she was charging £500 a week for the two-bedroom flat in St John's Wood in north London, paid for by housing benefit, when a new housing benefit cap was introduced, which would have reduced the maximum payment available to Mina to £290.
