Sentence examples for introduce charges from inspiring English sources

The Government plans to introduce charges for tourists and ineligible migrants, even at the emergency department.

An advertising recession could prompt internet giants, including YouTube and Facebook to introduce charges.

Ministers have been urged to introduce charges for vehicles to enter a series of "clean air zones" (CAZ).

But governments fear that if they introduce charges on existing roads, drivers will revolt at the idea of paying for something they have been getting for free.

There is concern that an eventual victory for consumers could prompt the banks to introduce charges for all daily banking transaction to claw back lost cash.

A Guardian survey of councils published this week showed that many councils will introduce charges or increase co-payments for care services from April.

Earlier this year, Google announced that it would introduce charging for heavy use of the service.

"The BMA remains strongly opposed to any attempts to introduce charging patients, whether that is a monthly payment, for hospital admissions or for GP appointments".

We have employed this simple approach, using charged derivatives of cyclodextrins in order to introduce charged groups into continuous beds and thus render them appropriate for electrochromatography.

They said in 1950 that a Labour government wouldn't introduce charging and it did," he said.

A union representative said it was an example of the Stormont health minister's "desire to introduce charging for health care".