Sentence examples for imposition of charges from inspiring English sources
The loss of, or the failure to obtain, patronage due to competition does not justify the imposition of charges that are exorbitant and unjust to the public.
This attempted, sudden, imposition of charges when none were expected, has damaged my confidence in the HSBC brand". NUS vice-president Wes Streeting, who set up the Facebook protest, says: "Using Facebook made the world of difference to our campaign.
The sharp drop in the number of actions between July and August reflects the imposition of charges for lodging claims and attending hearings, the law firm Hugh James believes.
Accordingly, Mr. Luxemburg said, the model lease contains specific provisions allowing not only for late charges and assessments, but also for the imposition of "user charges" -- on either a per-share basis or on the basis of actual usage -- for services like water and electric utilities, and facilities like parking garages, health clubs and storage areas.
"It may sound amazing, but hardly any existing proprietary leases allow for the imposition of late charges," he said.
The agency also is not convinced that Internet services impose uncompensated costs on the local phone companies or that congestion on local phone lines warrants the imposition of new charges.
Environmentalists also suggest a hike in diesel prices, an upgrade emission standards, the introduction of buses for commuting to and from the suburbs and the imposition of congestion charges.
In April 1951 the Labour government was hit by the resignations of three ministers Aneurin Bevan, the future prime minister Harold Wilson, and John Freeman over the imposition of prescription charges to pay for an increased armaments programme.
This law contains the antismoking policy, which includes the regulation of tobacco advertisement, designation for smoke-free buildings and zones, attachment of age-verification devices to tobacco vending machines, and the imposition of tobacco charges.
