Sentence examples for have charged since from inspiring English sources
Advocates for immigrants have charged since 2009 that "excessive and unlawful custody" is a chronic problem in Orleans Parish, a consequence of racial profiling and indiscriminate raids on work sites populated by Latino immigrants who went to New Orleans to rebuild the city after Hurricane Katrina.
Over the last few years, it has become common for banks that issue credit cards to charge a 2percentt fee on purchases made in foreign currencies; that is in addition to the 1 percent Visa and MasterCard have charged since the 1980's for converting foreign currency.
In addition to the 1percentt fee Visa and MasterCard have charged since the 1980's for converting foreign currency into dollars -- a fee banks typically pass on to customers -- some of the top consumer card issuers have levied an additional 2percentt fee for overseas transactions without itemizing the charge on customers' bills.
The daily admission fee will rise to $12 from $10, still a far cry from the $20 the Modern has charged since its expansion, and the cost of self-parking to $7 from $5.
Archives|O.V. SAGE WARDEN OF SING SING; Superintendent Lathrop Promotes His Clerk, Who Has Had Charge Since Durston's Death.
O.V. SAGE WARDEN OF SING SING; Superintendent Lathrop Promotes His Clerk, Who Has Had Charge Since Durston's Death.
By Mr. Kurzman's count, 462 other Muslim Americans have been charged since 2001 for nonviolent crimes in support of terrorism, including financing and making false statements.
Donald Trump threatens to raise tariffs to rates the U.S. has not charged since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
According to first assistant US attorney for the Northern District of New York, Grant Jaquith, no one else has been charged since but an investigation is ongoing.
