Sentence examples for increased charges for from inspiring English sources

Some wholesale prices have increased only a little, Mr. Buck said, like Rubbermaid's recently increased charges for an array of household items like garbage cans and storage bins.

Many councils have increased charges for some care services – the Guardian survey of council cuts found 23 of the 42 councils that answered the question have introduced new charges or raised existing payments for some adult care services.

The cap will be introduced next Wednesday 9 December and is likely to led to increased charges for consumers with many plastic card company already cutting back on expensive cashback or reward schemes.

David Cameron says he wants to make Britain "the most family-friendly country in the world" with "childcare as a top priority", but his showcase council has increased charges for childcare by a reported 121 per cent – a fact that makes the warnings about Michael Gove's planned "top-up fees" for nursery places seem even more ominous.

Increased charges for trade waste.

Among the cuts being made are: Increased charges for burials and cremations.

Both TfL and independent transport experts argue that increased charging for road access seems inevitable.

But Ryanair is dramatically increasing charges for luggage as well.

Officials say they do not want to increase charges for residential users until 2007.

The video mail is a storage play, with five videos stored for free, and increasing charges for saving additional messages.

The freeholders (or their agents) will charge a fee which is clearly part profit and will even increase charges for responding quickly".