Sentence examples for chargeable by from inspiring English sources
"chargeable by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use the phrase "chargeable by" to describe a fee or cost assessed to an individual or company. For example: "This service is chargeable by the customer at a rate of $10 per hour."
The idea was simply that the device's USB port would be chargeable by computer, eliminating the need for cords or batteries.
The only thing he has done so far has made both problems worse, however: his government clamped down on the interest rates chargeable by consumer-finance companies on loans to Japan's poorest borrowers.
Waite's most famous opinion was Munn v. Illinois, 94 U.S. 113 (1877), one of a group of six Granger cases involving Populist-inspired state legislation to fix maximum rates chargeable by grain elevators and railroads.
"Differences have built up in the level of district rates chargeable by the old councils and those that will be chargeable under the new larger councils," Mr Hamilton said.
The I-8 designation was accepted as a chargeable Interstate by the American Association of State Highway Officials in 1957, and was added to the state highway system in 1964 by the California State Legislature; the US 80 designation was removed at that time.
Due to long hours of power outage in Kathmandu, the observation system is powered by chargeable batteries and voltage stabilizers for smooth operation.
It's likely because there are many more ways of getting news content for free via apps and the web, while those other, higher ranking categories are viewed as chargeable, "premium" content — both by the industry and by users.
As their income is directly tied to chargeable time, delays caused by traffic and parking restrictions can be particularly irksome to them.
The call connection fee on TalkTalk's phone network (payable on every chargeable call) will increase by 1p to 16p on 1 January 2015.
In my first month in the New York office, I lost many a chargeable hour bored witless by other associates boasting of so many nights lost, weekends worked and holiday allowance left unused.Don't get me wrong, I've ticked all the above boxes, but being snowed under will never solicit from me that most passive/aggressive of responses which the declarant so obviously desires: pity and admiration.
capital gains tax will now be chargeable on profits made by overseas companies that own and then sell homes in the UK.
