Sentence examples for charge introduced from inspiring English sources

The charge, introduced by the former Justice Secretary Chris Grayling, came into force earlier this year.

In Wales, use fell by 22%, thanks to a 5p charge introduced last October.

Now Matheny is in charge, introduced Monday as the manager of the Cardinals, his first time managing at any level.

Somewhat perversely, victims belonging to the latter lot fall outside the crime's definition.Not everyone involved with the trial is eager to see the charge introduced.

The report also estimates that up to £22 million raised by the charge, introduced in 2011, has been donated to "good causes".

Indeed, the charge, introduced in 2002 at 10% and raised to 20% in 2006, is blamed for some of the recent slowdown.

Then 24, she was put in charge, introducing a postmodern writing style that Time called "pajama-party journalism".

The home secretary told the Tory conference in Birmingham she was turning Labour's "failed" approach of locking people up for 90 days without charge, introducing ID cards and "engaging with extremists" on its head.

Thus, it can be explained by a rotational distortion around the main chain, the presence of the charge introducing strong electrostatic interactions which could hinder the packing of the chain following the usual hydrogen bonding pattern.

Subscription charges introduced from February 2002.

Congestion charging introduced in London last year and expected to spread.