Sentence examples for introduced a fee from inspiring English sources

The budget, which included cuts to education and health and introduced a fee for seeing a GP, prompted protest marches around Australia last weekend.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected]'s bank taxSIR – As Sweden has introduced a fee on banks' liabilities we would like to address a few of your concerns about the IMF's work on a bank tax ("Stick 'em up", April 24th).

Ethiopia introduced a fee based Anti-Retroviral Treatment (ART) program in 2003.

Credit unions too have introduced a fee-charging current account developed with the Co-op.

Yahoo, owner of the most-used Internet search site, introduced a fee-based video-game service for customers yesterday, featuring high-speed Internet connections.

After independence in 1980, the government introduced a fee-based system for inpatient and outpatient care [ 31].

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.

"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.

We investigate the effects of introducing a fee on excessive order-to-trade ratios (OTRs) on market quality at the Oslo Stock Exchange OSEE).