Sentence examples for has stopped charging from inspiring English sources
PAGE A13 NEW YORK CITY STOPS CHARGING RENT To Working Homeless The Bloomberg administration has stopped charging rent to homeless people who have income and live in city shelters, temporarily suspending a program that has been marked by mismanagement and the threat of a lawsuit.
The Bloomberg administration has stopped charging rent to homeless people who have income and live in city shelters, temporarily suspending a state-mandated program that has been marked by mismanagement and the threat of a lawsuit.
And Google doesnt need to have its products make money. (See: "Office 2.0 Redux").. Now that hes joined his competitor, Kraus company has stopped charging its 30,000 paying customers, who previously forked over up to $200 per month.
Since 2011, all but four hospitals in Wales have stopped charging for parking.
Brooklyn's boat captains long ago had stopped charging Mr. Geller to come aboard.
The creditors have stopped charging interest, but they are a presence that the children cannot ignore.
Police departments have stopped charging adults 21 years and older for small-scale possession that will be legally sanctioned once the laws take effect in the coming weeks.
However, on further questioning, TalkTalk changed its tune and said AOL had stopped charging to retain an email address in 2006.
After several weeks, I was eventually told that AOL had stopped charging for email addresses four years ago but it says it has no obligation to stop taking monies or refund monies when policies change.
In February, it emerged that Verizon had stopped charging its wireless customers for data if they were streaming video from Go90, a Verizon-owned site, leading to scrutiny from the tech press.
"The museum's mission is to bring art and people together and we were finding the cost was an impediment to fulfilling that mission," said Gary Vikan, director of the Walters Art Museum, adding that his institution is following an example set by major museums in Minneapolis, Cincinnati and Dayton, all of whom have stopped charging admission.
