Sentence examples for charged for taking from inspiring English sources

Students are not charged for taking classes or accessing study materials.

It was initially suggested that fees of up to £28,000 a year could be charged for students taking up the places, with the cash raised going towards providing extra places at the universities.

This puts an end to the threat that customers might be charged £2.50 for taking out £10 or £20.

They will charge more for taking on risk on clients' behalf.

But its ambitious plans to curb the power of the big investment banks, who charge handsomely for taking a firm to market, are likely to have the opposite effect.

Over a two-year period, businessman Phillip Slingsby earned upwards of £440,000 in unpaid landfill tax after charging people for taking away waste and then dumping it.

There is no charge for taking equity out of the home.

Mr. Bonner's predecessor, J. Lamar Martin, was convicted in 1972 on state bribery charges for taking payments from a bail bondsman.

Barbara Muldoon had faced criminal charges for taking part in a 2009 protest at Belfast city hall against the BNP.

Four others face criminal contempt of court charges for taking pictures in the courtroom in an apparent attempt to intimidate the victim.

Before running for Congress, while working as a sheriff, he was indicted on racketeering charges for taking bribes from the Mob.