Sentence examples for charge imposed on from inspiring English sources

"Market prices are distorted by the fact that there is no charge imposed on carbon emissions," the report said.

Many Democrats would have preferred extending the measure for a year or longer without a $1 charge imposed on new visas to pay for it.

"There remains the problem of people who have had the criminal courts charge imposed on them, many of whom will simply not be able to pay.

And the changes are expected to lead to higher charge imposed on telephone companies -- and passed on to consumers -- later this year or early next year.

But she added: "There remains the problem of people who have had the criminal courts charge imposed on them, many of whom will simply not be able to pay.

Local authorities were unable to collect up to 40% of council tax due from low-income households that had the charge imposed on them for the first time last year.

State reimbursement of healthcare bills is financed by employers and, rather heavily, by payroll deductions for salaried employees and charges imposed on the self-employed.

Excess baggage charges imposed on passengers at major UK airports are often based on faulty weighing scales, says a highly critical report from trading standards officers.

The government is considering introducing a cap on the charges imposed on those who want to access their pension funds early, George Osborne has announced.

They sought to protect net neutrality, and also eliminate the extra charges imposed on travellers using their phone while travelling in Europe.

Fortnums began consulting with staff at Heathrow just weeks after a government report said charges imposed on staff tips by employers should be scrapped or limited.