Sentence examples for imposed extra charges from inspiring English sources

Above all, the requirements of Finma, the Swiss regulator, which has imposed extra charges on the two Swiss banks that are "too big to fail", have made it harder to hit targets for returns.Credit Suisse is cutting, too.

Nearly all banks impose extra charges on other banks' customers who use their A.T.M.s.

The report also criticized Israel for imposing extra charges on calls to the United States and Canada that it did not charge for any other country.

Industry bodies also cheered the move to ecourage lower cost pension-saving vehicles which can generate bigger pension pots for staff without imposing extra charges on employers.

Sub-prime issuers pay as much attention to collecting debt as to managing risk; they impose extra charges, such as application fees; and they cap their potential losses by lending only small amounts ($500 is a typical credit limit).All this is easier to describe than to do, especially when the economy slows.

"By introducing a bag charge, Wales becomes the first country in the UK to impose extra charges on shoppers at a time when they're already feeling the pinch.

You can try calling the customer service because companies do not impose extra charges for this transaction.

In response, department officials have imposed extra training requirements.

Now that gives us some indication that George Osborne is aware that he's claiming his dividends when it wasn't at 50p tax rate, but a 45p tax rate and before he imposed an extra charge of 5% on dividends distributions.

All these crises impose extra costs.

Yet this bill would impose extra bureaucracy on charities.