Sentence examples for proposed charging from inspiring English sources

He cut the university budget by 10percentt and proposed charging tuition.

Kohlberg Kravis proposed charging 1percentt of the $1 billion for expenses.

The government proposed charging lower payroll taxes to companies and higher ones to workers.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority yesterday proposed charging people less if they ride subways or buses during off-peak periods, in hopes of easing overcrowding during the commuting rushes.

(In 2006, some members of the Royal College of Midwives proposed charging these women for the injection, a suggestion the Department of Health rejected).

Ms. White has proposed charging 18- to 24-year-olds $25 a year, the same rate that members older than 62 now pay.

Airlines are more likely to propose charging a fee for wider seats, as they now do for extra legroom.

Initially, the military did not propose charging Bergdahl with endangering the troops, a charge he now faces that could send him to prison for life.

Donald Campbell, of the legal charity Reprieve, added: "It is deeply worrying that the commission is proposing charging the public for information that they have a right to.

But the United States is limiting the carrying capacity of its transport planes and proposes charging the United Nations as much as or more than commercial air carriers would charge, diplomats complained.

Yet Ayres and Nalebuff propose charging each person the same for insurance based solely upon miles driven.