Sentence examples for imposed on passengers from inspiring English sources

Excess baggage charges imposed on passengers at major UK airports are often based on faulty weighing scales, says a highly critical report from trading standards officers.

"We want to reduce the environmental impact of the airport by encouraging rail and public transit". The $120-million project would be funded by airport facility fees imposed on passengers and rental car users, officials said.

Lawyers for Best Taxi argued that the 8.25 percent state and city sales tax, and the additional 5percentt city tax imposed on passenger car rentals, were not intended to apply to taxi leases.

Details of the Trump proposal were not available Thursday, but if the White House follows last year's Shuster plan, funding for the nonprofit corporation would come from charges and fees imposed on passenger and cargo airlines, exempting military aircraft and the general aviation community.

Travel agents and airlines, of course, already collect two other special charges imposed on passengers--the 8% domestic ticket tax and the $3 international departure tax.

Such a step is worthy of further study, and could be a means of holding airlines to the same pricing principles they impose on passengers -- you pay more for the most convenient flights.

At the same time, certain subsidies for the energy sector will be abolished and a special environmental surcharge will be imposed on airline passengers.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Import cost and taxes imposed on new passenger vehicles.

To ensure occasional users and drivers from other EU countries are fairly treated, the draft rules also set limits on the price of short-term "vignettes" that can be imposed on drivers of passenger cars.

Taxes are imposed on such things as passenger tickets, air travel miles and jet fuel, with the revenue being deposited into a trust fund.

Last week, I heard from the representatives of the nation's airports, who would like to be able to raise the limit on the $4.50 maximum charge that they can impose on each passenger who comes their way.