Sentence examples for charging Americans from inspiring English sources

He saw the charging Americans.

He has introduced a bill that would bar drug manufacturers from charging Americans more for prescriptions than they charge patients in other countries.

The age tax is the practice of insurance companies charging Americans aged 50 and older much more, simply as a result of age.

In other words, he was suggesting that insurance companies could go back to charging Americans with preexisting conditions a broad category that, depending on the state, in the past have included congenital birth defects, pregnancy, and being a victim of domestic violence much higher rates than the rest of the population.

"I think we push each other a lot," said Kudla of the charging American peleton.

Thousands of students from across the country marched in London today to protest reported government plans to let British universities start charging American-style tuition fees.

Kahin also wrote that several senior officers including a senior figure in the coup, whom he did not name, were "explicit in charging American encouragement of the rebels".

Guilty as charged, Americans are supposed to scrap their sport utility vehicles and embrace the Kyoto Protocol.

But as the politics sour, the industry increasingly finds itself having to justify, in more fundamental ways, the prices it charges Americans.

In Cambodia, for instance, the police have in several cases charged Americans under local ordinances, then held them for extradition in close coordination with American officials.

But it is also true that Western drug companies would sell very little in the developing world at the prices they charge Americans and Europeans.