Sentence examples for imposed charges from inspiring English sources

Some banks have imposed charges on current accounts, most notably First Direct.

Ameritrade and Datek, which are awaiting regulatory approval for a merger, have imposed charges for inactive accounts.

But in December Arizona's second-largest utility, the Salt River Project, imposed charges of some fifty dollars a month on the average new solar installation.

The original plan, which the United States and other countries rejected, would have imposed charges for emissions over an airline's entire route if the flight began or ended in Europe.

It is the first time a bank has imposed charges for sterling holdings since the BoE halved interest rates to a new record low of 0.25% on 4 August and restarted its quantitative easing (QE) programme of government bond purchases.

Over the past several years, California cities, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Jose, have banned plastic bags and imposed charges for paper ones; Ron Fong, the C.E.O. of the California Grocers Association, told me that about a third of Californians live in areas covered by local plastic-bag bans and paper-bag fees.

Dancers were also open to financial exploitation by the clubs who could impose charges and fines.

Credit companies cannot rely on clauses imposing charges for breach of contract unless they are fair.

10.30am: Unison challenges new rules imposing charges for workers taking a case to employment tribunal at the high court.

Airlines created the overhead bin problems in 2008 when they started aggressively imposing charges on checked bags.

Airlines are taking a variety of actions to generate revenue, imposing charges for checking bags, booking tickets and selecting seats.