Sentence examples for charge for visits from inspiring English sources

Proposals to charge for visits to GPs or for hospital stays are never met with anything less than public outrage.

This has been the health ministry's effort to cap what doctors can charge for visits and surgeries, and has caused uproar, the doctor tells me, who insists the set amounts are not "realistic".

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On social matters, the perils of broad-based government emerged after Mr Hirsch raised objections only to withdraw them to Mr Sarkozy's plan for a non-reimbursable charge for visits to the doctor.Implementation of these plans will have to wait for the new parliament.

There is normally a small charge for visits to the clinic, however, if patients are unable to pay, the charge is waived.

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Mr. Schumer and Mr. Kelly said that any additional costs incurred by returning to the former screening process could be paid for by a slight increase in the charge for visiting the statue.

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The Coalition has been lagging behind Labor in opinion polls since last year, when the government announced in its first budget that it would make unpopular cuts to health and education funding, the deregulation of university fees and the introduction of a new charge for visiting the doctor.

Fransen was also convicted on another charge of harassment after turning up at a house she mistakenly believed to be owned by another defendant, and on a third charge for visiting the home of defendant Tamin Rahmani and shouting racist abuse through his door.

Many health-care experts argue that if the government is not willing to raise taxes, then it should allow more private money into the system, perhaps introducing nominal charges for visits to the doctor, for instance.