Sentence examples for permitted to charge from inspiring English sources

When the landlord renews my lease, is he permitted to charge a surcharge for the upgrades?

Doctors' offices owned by physicians and freestanding clinics are not permitted to charge them.

At a number of airports, merchants are not permitted to charge more than they would at a traditional mall.

The total rent would then exceed the $2,000 threshold and the landlord was permitted to charge market rates.

If insurers are permitted to charge risk-based premiums, homeowners in hurricane-prone areas will pay considerably more for coverage than they do today.

The Labor Department has taken the position that carnival companies, because they travel, are not permitted to charge workers for the cost of housing.

He has also applied for a city permit to charge for weekend parking in the lot he owns next to the store.

A consultant or coordinator is secured, that is, unless aunt (or uncle) so-and-so is permitted to take charge of this task for a more nominal fee.

Among other things, Mr. Walsh will be permitted to study charges that the rebels, known as contras, received illegal support that was not tied to the Iran arms sales.

In one submission to the conference, the European Telecommunications Network Operators Associationn, a lobbying group based in Brussels that represents companies like France Télécom, Deutsche Telekom and Telecom Italia, proposed that network operators be permitted to assess charges for content providers like Internet video companies that use a lot of bandwidth.

But when it comes to higher education the dividing lines are sharp.Labour introduced university tuition fees in 1998 at an extremely low level and gradually permitted colleges to charge more and more.