Sentence examples for charges imposed from inspiring English sources

That is without even mentioning care charges imposed by local councils.

A separate EU investigation into the roaming charges imposed by UK operators is already under way.

The site allows you to exchange messages without the charges imposed for sending a text.

"The massive penalty charges imposed are yet another example of the major banks taking consumers for a ride.

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.

A City insider today blasted "hidden charges" imposed by fund managers that double the fees imposed on investors to more than £10bn a year.

Associazione Studio Interculturale QiGong (ASIQ, Genova, Italy) covered the article-processing charges, imposing no constraint or limitation whatsoever.

Customer reaction to the charge, imposed by the store's Birmingham HQ, has not been good.

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

Soon afterward, she started a second petition, protesting a $2 charge imposed by Verizon for paying certain bills online.

Barry Beavis, 47, of Billericay, Essex, complained the charge imposed by ParkingEye at a Chelmsford, Essex, retail park in 2013 was excessive.