Sentence examples similar to cross charges from inspiring English sources

Officials said it was no longer necessary because of broad public awareness of crossing charges.

The leaders of the First Church defied the Mother Church, saying that Stetson was not guilty, and a membership meeting in November 1909 ended in uproar, amid charges and cross-charges.

The launch of further care trusts has been delayed due to financial concerns, including the introduction of cross-charging.

The money we collect from a border crossing charge would be very useful for helping Spanish fishermen affected by the destruction of fishing grounds.

Cross-charging is based on the Swedish approach to delayed discharge, which includes cash transfers and penalties between health and social services.

The increased cross-charge is one idea being looked at by a working group, headed by John McFall, the Treasury Select Committee chairman, which was set up in May to tackle the problem of the rising number of fee-charging machines.

Brazil were finding the strength to block crosses, charge down shots and they attacked with cohesion and confidence.

Planned Dartford Crossing charge increases of more than 30% have been criticised as "nothing short of outrageous" by a council leader.

A Highways Agency spokesman said: "Dart Charge will improve journeys at the Dartford Crossing by removing the need for drivers to stop at a barrier to pay the crossing charge.

"For most people using the Dartford Crossing, a prepay account will be the cheapest and most convenient way to pay the crossing charge," said Highways Agency project director Nigel Gray.

Under the 2000 Transport Act, the A282 Trunk Road (Dartford-Thurrock Crossing charging scheme) Order 2002 allowed the continuation of the crossing fee, which officially became a charge and not a toll on 1 April 2003.