Sentence examples for introduced charges from inspiring English sources

BA has also introduced charges for bookings by credit card and a fee for changing a flight.

In April Yoigo, a Spanish operator controlled by Sweden's TeliaSonera, introduced charges for mobile VOIP (although it is still free in several packages).

But the practice has been outlawed since 1900, when landowner Sir Edmund Antrobus decided the site needed protecting and introduced charges.

Many councils have now introduced charges for collecting items that do not fit in the bin, so consider alternative ways to get rid of things that you no longer need.

Except for those with exemptions (the disabled, taxis, nurses, for instance) or residents (who can apply for a yearly licence at a 90% discount), anyone who fails to pay by midnight will be fined £80.Those few cities that have successfully introduced charges have sweetened drivers with trade-offs such as better roads or lower taxes.

But although these are serious difficulties, the recent experience of several countries that have introduced charges suggests that they can be overcome.In Australia, for example, undergraduate students have since 1989 had to pay a tuition fee representing nearly a quarter of the average actual cost of their study.

The survey also reveals that 8% of museums introduced charging in the past year, while 12% said they would in the coming year.

Yes, some have introduced charging, and that's fine, but retailers must be left free to decide for themselves when that's appropriate.

The only British paper that has successfully introduced charging is the Financial Times which, seven years after doing so, has around 110,000 subscribers.

We also introduced charge-reversal mutations to basic residues in the ZFD.

Some money could be raised through the recently introduced charge on aviation emissions, but this is not certain.