Sentence examples for introducing charges from inspiring English sources

The government argues that by introducing charges it would use moral pressure to induce fathers to pay up.

In Germany, Portugal and Hungary, supermarkets have pre-empted legislative requirements by voluntarily introducing charges for plastic bags.

Senior figures have already warned that the state of the NHS's finances could force the Government to consider introducing charges for healthcare.

The BMA gathering will hold a potentially divisive debate on Thursday about the possibility of introducing charges for patients to see a GP.

"Toxic air in London is a health emergency that requires bold action, including introducing charges for older polluting vehicles and expanding the Ulez," said Khan.

He says he has not ruled out introducing charges for the tablet editions, as most Fleet Street rivals do, but not in the short term.

London was awarded £13m to prioritise Ulevs in several boroughs, such as introducing charging infrastructure to over a dozen streets in Hackney.

Introducing charging at primary care is the first step to achieving this.

"It's not at all surprising that introducing charging has produced reductions.

Here, we suggest an effective strategy to shift the pH optimum of an enzyme by introducing charged residue.

Birmingham has saved £2.1m by introducing charged collections, according to its 2014 budget document, as part of £85.7m of cuts made this year.