Had a charge of, say, £25 per request been imposed at the time, the exercise would have cost more than £1,000.* Aware that the commission is considering the idea of instituting charges for FoI requests, Clifton said it would "strangle" investigative journalism.
(This time around, the guide is free of ads. And unlike the TiVo or ReplayTV listing service, this one is free. For now, anyway. The 31-screen legal agreement that appears during the setup process warns, "Microsoft reserves the right to institute charges for the E.P.G. at any time").
The Abramson cancer research institute charged that damages were estimated to "exceed $1 billion".
The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke NINDSS) is the NIH institute charged with overseeing research on these conditions.
Slovakia instituted user charges in 2002, but a new government that took over in 2006 immediately abolished user charges [23].
In the 1970s and 1980s it sometimes instituted ticket charges above the regular admission price for some shows, like King Tut in 1978 and for the work of Degas and Georgia O'Keeffe in 1988.
No prosecuting authority in its right mind could have instituted murder charges against 270 mineworkers for the recent killing of 34 of their colleagues by police.
The not-for-profit institute charges $13,000 for its corporate associates program, which includes a ten-year forecast, an invitation to an annual seminar and some private consulting.
After communicating with members of those departments, Mr. Coleman instituted a policy of charging maximum commissions of 75 cents a share or 2percentt of the transaction, whichever was greater, NASD said.
Three years ago, Seattle city officials became the first in the nation to approve a fee on paper and plastic bags, instituting a charge of 20 cents for each bag provided by many retail stores.
