Sentence examples for imposing a toll from inspiring English sources

We develop a dynamic pricing scheme that utilizes a balking rule that incorporates socially efficient level and the revenue-maximizing price, and an equilibrium-joining threshold obtained by imposing a toll on the customers who join the system.

The Welsh government has strongly dismissed the idea of imposing a toll.

The patrol was set up two months ago to quell crime on the roads, mostly robberies and kidnappings, and had been widely praised until it began imposing a toll in March: 500 Syrian pounds (about $7) for cars and 1,000 pounds for tractor-trailers.

Apple and Google could also impose a toll on other messaging platforms through leveraging their ultimate gatekeeper position.

Because most Americans only have a choice of only one or two broadband carriers, carriers are tempted to impose a toll charge on content and services, discriminating against websites that are unwilling to pay for equal treatment...

Because most Americans only have a choice of only one or two broadband carriers, carriers are tempted to impose a toll charge on content and services, discriminating against websites that are unwilling to pay for equal treatment.

Colin Macleod, of Cambridge, said it was inconsistent for the government to impose a toll on the new A14 section on the basis that it would increase the road's capacity, while not backing improvements around Kettering nor the A11 upgrade to dual carriageway, between Barton Mills and Thetford.

In 2003, officials imposed a toll to enter central London between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.

The Commissioners had imposed a toll on all traffic passing under the bridge, but decided that a channel bypassing the city would have grave financial consequences.

In traditional transactions each middle-man imposes a toll or tax along the value chain which is passed to the consumer.

But he says now the sanctions are imposing a huge toll on Iran's economy and increasing its isolation.