Sentence examples for practice charged from inspiring English sources

As a wide cross-section of Muslim community activists, academics, lawyers and politicians warned, the duty has in practice charged teachers, doctors and other professionals with monitoring people's religious and political views.

"It's like dealing with a precious text," says David Page of Page\Park architects, the conservation practice charged with the daunting task of reconstruction, as he stands in hard hat and high-vis, a fluorescent sliver of hope in the blackened scene.

The CJC cites one practice charging £7 for five minutes of advice.

The GP practice charges the care home £2,000 a month to provide what everyone gets free of charge on the NHS.

INSURANCE executives held out hope to the afflicted late last month by announcing their willingness to end a notorious industry practice: charging higher premiums to people with health problems or denying them coverage altogether.

Direct primary care practices charge $50 to $60 a month for adults, with lower fees for children.

And it would provide stronger protection against abusive practices — charging very high fees, for instance, for minor mistakes like being hours late paying the bill.

Direct primary care practices charge their patients a set amount each month, often as low as $49 for an individual.

The National Veterans Affairs Council, which is part of the American Federation of Government Employees, filed an unfair labor practices charge to prevent reclassification from going forward without its input.

Practices charge £20 per treatment, which comfortably covers running costs.

The union said it had filed unfair labor practice charges with the National Labor Relations Board.