Sentence examples for introduced a charge from inspiring English sources

One museum which recently introduced a charge of £1 saw its visitors fall by 50%.

UBS recently introduced a charge on institutional customers which held excess deposits in their accounts.Imposing a ceiling carries big risks.

In this system, a compressor introduced a charge of air and fuel into a constant-volume combustion chamber.

He bravely introduced a charge to drive into central London; he has improved the city's buses; he oversaw a revamp of Trafalgar Square.

Labour introduced a charge on non-doms in 2008, but only after Osborne mooted the idea in his 2007 conference speech.

In 2008, for instance, when Mr Brown was prime minister, his government introduced a charge for those who wanted to claim non-dom status, but who had already been living in Britain for over seven years.

The copper-top battery maker recently introduced a charging case for the iPhone 5 that works with its Powermat, a charging station for mobile devices that was introduced in 2009.

Valletta introduced a charging scheme for using city centre roads.

The effect is to introduce a charge for baggage.

However, your local shop might well intend to introduce a charge.

Northern Ireland will introduce a charge next year, and Scotland is thinking about it.