Sentence examples for introduce a fee from inspiring English sources
And in July, customer complaints were reported in the media when Tiger became the second airline in the world, after Ryanair, to introduce a fee to check in.
The rally took place just weeks after prime minister Tony Abbott dismissed as nothing more than a scare campaign claims the government was planning to introduce a fee.
"We already pay rates of £800 a month, and if they introduce a fee for the car park then people will decide to go to Asda or Marks & Spencer in Leckwith where they can park for free.
From 1 January 2013 the agency will introduce a fee system to be based on a percentage of the ticket prices and size of the venue, with a 50% surcharge for events that last more than five hours and a similar increase after another three hours.
It wants to introduce a fee of £415 per property for the licence.
Tesla announced upcoming changes to the Supercharger program today, which will introduce a fee for owners who purchase their vehicle after January 1 , 2017– but only if they exceed 400 kWh of charging in a year, which translates to roughly 1,000 miles of driving.
The search engine and Web portal company Yahoo plans to introduce a fee-based search service today.
The report may in particular consider whether there is a need to move this support framework to a Union agency and introduce a fee-paying mechanism through which health technology developers would also contribute to the financing of the joint work.
We investigate the effects of introducing a fee on excessive order-to-trade ratios (OTRs) on market quality at the Oslo Stock Exchange OSEE).
Mint introduced a fee of 2% of the amount transferred on January 1 2005, subject to a minimum fee of £5 and a maximum of £40.
The budget, which included cuts to education and health and introduced a fee for seeing a GP, prompted protest marches around Australia last weekend.
