Sentence examples for implementing surcharge from inspiring English sources

What is needed is a rising rumble from the people focused on Postmaster General Megan Brennan―who has the authority to act now on implementing surcharge free ATMS, payroll check cashing, bill-paying services and electronic money transfers ―and on Congress to allow loans and other new services.

Implementing surcharges not only increases profits, but also helps smooth out the traditional supply-demand imbalance that anyone who's tried to hail a cab in a rainstorm has experienced.

"Distribution and shipping companies should have an easier time implementing fuel surcharges because their customers can directly attribute the added cost to rising gas prices," says Chris Holman, a small-business consultant based in Lansing, Mich.

Since the Budget Control Act already caps military spending, there is an easy way to implement the surcharge: any spending over the caps would require it.

In 2004, the city took a more aggressive approach, implementing a $1 surcharge on fares between 4 and 8 p.m. on weekdays in an explicit attempt to encourage more drivers to work in the afternoon rush.

Others have implemented "drought surcharges" to help cover costs.

Primus says his approach "does not preclude" a surcharge on trips in for-hire vehicles, but he does not explain when or how to implement such a surcharge, or what it should be.

Dow Chemical said Tuesday it will increase prices by up to 25.0% in July due to the "continuing relentless rise" in energy costs, implement a freight surcharge, and temporarily idle or reduce production at a number of its manufacturing plants.

Dow Chemical said Dow Chemical said that, due to the "continuing relentless rise" in energy costs, it will increase prices by up to 25.0% in July, implement a freight surcharge, and temporarily idle or reduce production at a number of its manufacturing plants.

While federal and state governments around the world have been busy implementing tax incentives to drive new technologies, such as tax credits for buying electric vehicles, and penalties to discourage environmentally-destructive behaviors, such as surcharges on plastic bags at the grocery store, Oregon is going the opposite way.

Passed last spring and implementing in just a few short weeks on August 7th the bill sets up a fund for restorative justice with a $10 surcharge on all violations excluding traffic.