Sentence examples similar to impose a higher charge from inspiring English sources

Closer contacts impose a higher rotational stiffness.

They impose a high burden on under-funded health services.

Firstly, these solutions impose a high energy cost.

This could impose a high caries risk to Bulang children.

Increasing c imposes a higher penalty for training errors.

However, it imposes a higher pressure during the expiratory phase.

In instances where an entry plaza is not listed, the software will insert the motorist's customary entrance and not impose the higher charge.

American law imposes a high bar on libel lawsuits — far higher than many other countries.

The main impact of the charge in the short term will be to raise £200m a year for Mr Livingstone to spend on public transport.If Mr Livingstone really wants to reduce congestion, as he says, he will have to impose much higher charges: £20 a day would have a real impact.

Funds can impose a sales charge, or load, on investors when they buy or sell shares.

Some cruise lines charge a flat per-person fee, while others impose a-la-carte prices.