Sentence examples for restoration charge from inspiring English sources

The extra dollar is called a "restoration charge," which Jujamcyn has imposed at its five theaters for the last few seasons.

During the last several months the New York State attorney general's office has been quietly pressuring Broadway theater owners to eliminate the "restoration charge" or "facilities charge," those unannounced fees -- usually $1 or more -- tacked on to ticket prices to meet extra costs for maintaining landmark theaters.

Now, with a new government in power, there is a scandal over the cost of the restoration, charges that the job was botched, a political tug of war and even a rival ceremony for previously snubbed dignitaries.

As mentioned in Section 2.1, advantages of the delamination/transfer method include the restoration of charge neutrality and symmetrical electron hole conduction of graphene, which are usually degraded by a metal etching process in the conventional wet transfer approach.

So former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. of Maryland, a Republican trying to win back his old job, insisted the Bay Restoration Fee charged to municipal water customers during his tenure was not a tax.

The $100 price, which is effective today and includes all orchestra and front mezzanine seats, is technically $99 plus a $1 "restoration" fee charged by the owner of St. James, Jujamcyn, which is also one of the musical's backers.

Gen-Y heartthrob Macklemore wants your grandpa's plaid shirt for the same reason that Restoration Hardware can charge its customers thousands of dollars for a sofa skillfully ruined by artisan sofa-distressers.

The restoration of cationic charge on the DpNG was achieved via HA degradation by hyaluronidase which is secreted in tumour.

The re-establishment of blood flow is necessary in rescuing ischemic tissues, because this permits both the restoration of cell charge and the washout of toxic metabolites.

The restoration of the charge profile of T140 by introducing Arg on position 12 instead of isosteric citrulline to compensate for the loss of a positive charge at position 14 (acylated Lys instead of Arg) appears to provide a favorable interaction with CXCR4.

Toto Bergamo Rossi, the head of Sansovino Restorers, was in charge of the restoration.