Sentence examples for program charging from inspiring English sources

Participating pharmacies and drugstore chains would basically foot the bill for the program, charging less for prescription drugs while still paying the same wholesale prices.

The A.E.I.-Brookings plan even raises the idea of a small cap-and-trade program, charging about one-third as much for carbon emissions as the Senate bill would have — but no cap-and-trade program will happen anytime soon.

He said he would veto legislation to expand the children's health insurance program, charging that it would raise taxes and "nationalize" the health sector, and reiterated his threat to veto other spending bills that went over his budget request.

Although the Trump administration wouldn't announce zero tolerance until April, it had already begun splitting families in El Paso under a 2017 pilot program, charging parents with federal crimes and sending their children to shelters.

In December Bezos launched a "shop the Web" program, charging "e-tailers" rent to be featured on Amazon.

Temper enrolls you in the program, charging a commission of between 5 cents and 50 cents a share to buy stock for your DRIP account.

The program charges $51.75 per ton, with discounts for separated organic material and food wastes.

M.P.S. ILR NYC is a part-time program charged at one-half the Tier 1 rate.

"There is no national program charged with the protection of the public from all radiation sources," the letter stated.

Connect by Hertz, which offered the winning bid to run the program, charges drivers $5 to $16 an hour to use the cars (plus 7 percent sales tax and a $5 New Jersey "domestic security fee"; gas is included).

PC Insider — an extension of Loblaw's free PC Optimum program — charges $99 a year (or $9.99 monthly).