Sentence examples for scheme to charge from inspiring English sources
Recently, the local legislature proposed a scheme to charge visitors more than residents for the use of public toilets.
Will the banks use the government scheme to charge high interest rates with the risk underwritten by the taxpayer, and the profit raked off to pay bankers' bonuses?
Furthermore, it reckons the biomass boilers will save it £40,000 from 2011-12 onwards under the government's scheme to charge large users of energy for every tonne of carbon dioxide they release.
The agreement will need to be approved by a federal court.Greens see redIn this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsThe European Commission decided to suspend for a year the start of a controversial scheme to charge airlines for carbon emitted from flights to and from Europe.
Some of the most interesting parts of the book come towards the end, where he discusses some of the possible solutions such as Denmark's strategy of burning rubbish to produce electricity, or an Irish scheme to charge shoppers for plastic bags, which led to a 90% drop in their use.
By now you're probably well aware of Time Warner's scheme to charge you by the gigabyte.
The aim is to design a control scheme able to charge the battery in a fast way and without violating the battery safety constraints on the different electrochemical parameters of the electrochemical model (ECheM) of the battery.
The VAT rate scheme allows you to charge customers VAT at 20%, but pay the taxman at a lower rate, depending on the type of business you run.
The company has simplified the price scheme for advertisers to charge per vacancy as well as making deals multimedia, offering a "significant presence both in the local paper and online".
Five months into the S.E.C. job, Mr. Ceresney argued that the new leadership had brought improvements to the agency, which was sharply criticized for missing financial frauds like the Madoff Ponzi scheme and failing to charge any top Wall Street executives tied to the financial crisis.
This view may be correct: California's energy deregulation scheme allowed wholesalers to charge whatever the market would bear but capped the amount consumers could be billed.
