Sentence examples for idea of charging from inspiring English sources

Another flaw in Britain's plans is the idea of charging employers flat-rate premiums.

The initial idea of charging for many of the permits never got off the ground.

The idea of charging marketers for every sale, instead of for every click, is not new.

I like the idea of charging different prices for drinks depending on what the limit levels are!

And he noted that the idea of charging tuition had come up several times in the past.

The idea of charging drivers of vehicles that enter the busiest parts of Manhattan had been around for decades.

For many Cooper Union alumni, the idea of charging tuition feels like an assault on the college's identity and social mission.

Harry Pariser, a longtime neighbor of the botanical garden, said he did not like the idea of charging for entry, even if it is only for nonresidents.

John Gartner, who heads smart transportation research for Navigant, said in an e-mail that consumers have warmed to the idea of charging their cars while they shop.

The Smithsonian's spokeswoman, Linda St. Thomas, said by telephone that the Smithsonian had studied the idea of charging admission several times in recent decades and rejected it.

The main problem for users adapting to the new system would be to get people used to the idea of charging once during the day, he says.