Sentence examples for imposed charges on from inspiring English sources

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

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

There has even been talk about imposing charges on Internet-ready mobile phones that could also record music free.

RBS faces criticism from small business customers after suggesting it could impose charges on deposits if rates fall below zero.

They could push fees for loans, such as mortgages, or impose charges on current accounts, which might otherwise be seen as "free".

His opposition to plans such as imposing charges on requests for information and giving ministers and officials greater scope to block requests is a further sign that the review will not recommend a major overhaul of the legislation.

The most recent Defra air quality plan includes Clean Air Zones for five cities - Birmingham, Derby, Leeds, Nottingham and Southampton - where councils will impose charges on polluting vehicles to discourage them from coming into city centres.

Shire added 31p to £15.09 as US regulators said they may take control of one of Genzyme's manufacturing plants, which was temporarily shut last year due to a viral contamination, for an extended period and could impose charges on the company.

Carbon pricing is a way of imposing charges on those who emit harmful carbon dioxide, or carbon dioxide equivalents, into the atmosphere.

Cost: £1.4bn Conservatives Pledged to raise threshold to £1m Non-domicile tax Promise to consult on imposing charge on non-doms after seven years in UK, and a higher rate after 10 years.

Therefore, it is important to develop some feasible methods to drive more ions to enter the sites with strong confinement, for example by imposing charge on the electrode and by removing solvents.