Sentence examples for extra surcharge from inspiring English sources

Some surviving small airports surrender their aesthetic advantages by imposing an extra surcharge on departing passengers.

An extra surcharge announced by the government in a bid to appease the creditors keeping debt-stricken Greece afloat was postponed last week under pressure from tourism officials.

Customers who use IE7 will have to pay an extra surcharge on online purchases made through the firm's site.

This makes them horrible buys compared to the iPad that's sold with just an extra surcharge for the option.

Phillips demanded that they pay for the recording before they set up the equipment, so each member paid 3 shillings and 6 pence, but he then asked for an extra surcharge (£1) to cover the cost of transferring the tape recording to acetate disc.

It levies extra surcharges separately on the bill to mimic the pricing schemes of the telephone companies, a Cox spokesman said.

In Chicago, an additional 1.25percentt goes to the city -- leading to a rate of 10.25 percent -- and some business districts have extra surcharges to pay for items like Millennium Park.

Mr Sarkozy, too, has put up taxes and social charges and added an extra 4% surcharge on the super-rich, as well as bringing in an "exit tax" to stop French exiles cashing in capital gains in more favourable places.

(There's an extra 1percentt surcharge for those with high incomes and no private insurance. Those who earn too little to pay income tax would be carried at no cost to themselves).

First, all those officially listed as earning over $185,000 a year - 42,000 individuals - will have to pay an extra 10% surcharge for one year.

Queensland, whose capital is Brisbane, has followed suit with an extra 3% duty surcharge that will be slapped on "foreign persons" buying residential property and land from 1 October.