Sentence examples for extending the charging of from inspiring English sources

"We consulted earlier this year on extending the charging of migrants and visitors using the NHS.

The Department of Health has suggested the current regulations will be reviewed, saying: "We consulted earlier this year on extending the charging of migrants and visitors using the NHS.

Extending the charge of Lipon-coated LiCoO2 to higher voltage enhances the specific capacity, but more importantly the Lipon-coated material is also more stable and tolerant of high voltage excursions.

In the Welsh government's proposals for the environment bill, ministers float the idea of extending the charge to cover bags-for-life, which are outside the scope of the charge.

The amendment made it possible to extend the charge of treachery to any Australian joining rebel groups in other countries.

In powerfully accessible language, he extended the charge of reductive thinking to the museum itself, and to Western art scholarship and criticism as a whole.

Where the fatal injury could only have come from one person, the joint enterprise doctrine can extend the charge of murder to others who were present and had foresight of what was likely to occur.

Now we know that the Tory prime minister intended to extend the charge of seditious insurrection, not only to leftwing Labour councils in Liverpool and London resisting cuts in services, but against the Labour party as a whole.

These included the Statute in Restraint of Appeals (passed 1533), which extended the charge of praemunire against all who introduced papal bulls into England, potentially exposing them to the death penalty if found guilty.

By cutting down on processor speed, you can extend the charge of your battery.

By 1321, river rights had been extended to the charging of tolls.