Sentence examples for capita charges from inspiring English sources

Patients having the lowest per capita charges were found to be: (1) nonsurvivors who were predicted not to survive on admission; and (2) survivors who were predicted to survive on admission.

She recalled the dread poll tax, a per capita charge for local public services, of the early 1990's, which tens of thousands of people refused to pay.

These included his call in the local government section for a per capita charge to finance local services, a proposal he amplified in other publications.

By his calculations, for that wasted call Capita would charge Barnet £8.

Again, the contract was revised and repriced, though Capita incurred penalty charges for the delays.

Donnelly said he also expected more impairment charges after Capita announced £105m from two divisions.

Mr Pindar had been defending his company against allegations by MPs that recruitment had slumped since Capita was put in charge of advertising, marketing and handling application forms.

Congestion charge specialist Capita lost 5p to 722p in the wake of the sale of 350,000 shares at around 725p by chief executive Paul Pindar to raise £2.5m.

Their situation was made worse after a 2013 change in Malaysian law made it possible for employers to pass on the cost of a per-capita levy the government charges on the use of foreign labour to the workers themselves, increasing their debt by almost $400.

Many Londoners think the congestion charge is badly run by the contractor, Capita, perhaps even deliberately so: penalty charges for late payments account for more than a third of the scheme's income.

About a decade ago, when Mr. Iger directly oversaw international operations, he was charged with increasing per capita spending on Disney products, whether movies or bed sheets, in various countries in Latin America.