Sentence examples for charging communities from inspiring English sources

"In the worst cases you have councils charging communities for pre-applications discussions.

As this was the similar situation before the policy change, we can say that in spite of charging communities fees, they felt few were receiving drugs.

It will also begin charging community groups to use school buildings.

The school would also charge community groups to use the facilities.

After it closed, the pool was nearly demolished amid a bitter and racially charged community debate over its use.

And in packed, emotionally charged community meetings in Burns on Wednesday and Friday nights, the majority of residents said the Bundys had made their point and it was time for them to call it quits.

Under the FBI's exclusive jurisdiction for the prosecution of major crimes, violence escalated in the impoverished and politically charged community; it is an era that locals refer to as the "Reign of Terror".

Last month, one of the city's top homeless services officials faulted the mayor, along with LAPD Chief Charlie Beck, for not showing up at an emotionally charged community meeting called in response to the fatal police shooting of Brendon Glenn, an unarmed 29-year-old who lived on the streets in Venice.

Health insurers (then sickness funds) charged community-rated premiums and typically accepted any applicant, irrespective of health status (except for dental care).

At the training, the FCHVs agreed that they would charge community members up to Rs. 27 (US$0.32) per test, providing them with a small financial incentive to provide this service.

Journal publishers, on the other hand, have long received subsidies from the scientific community, even while charging that community high prices for its own work.