Sentence examples for being added on to from inspiring English sources

However, he voiced concern about the level of responsibility being added on to the ministerial brief.

After the voting closes, the ballots are counted in rounds, with the least popular candidate being eliminated in each round and the other preference votes being added on to each candidates' totals.

Everyone is now familiar with taxes being added on to their base fare, but it seems as if every aspect of the process of getting into an aircraft cabin will ratchet up the price.

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One proposal under consideration, he said, was that the government could pay for energy companies' environmental costs through general taxation rather than being added on to bills.

Longer follow-up periods of up to 18 months are being pursued in trials with disease-modifying potential, with the experimental treatment being added on to stable approved symptomatic therapy.

An extra 5cm had to be added on to a door to a medical room.

That system can be added on to existing pools, at a cost ranging from $10,000 to $20,000.

The original dwelling has been added on to and the additions have been added on to, she said, and as a result the "floors and ceilings and walls go in all different directions".

"Every time there is a new security scare, an extra layer is added on to procedures," Mr. Carrivick said.

A three-night stay in Hong Kong can be added on to Cox and Kings' tours of the rest of China.