Sentence examples for small surcharge from inspiring English sources

There will be a small surcharge to be arranged with James on arrival.

A small surcharge, usually $5 a course, is charged to nondistrict residents.

Our driver, Silva, explains that we can get some fuel if we are willing to pay a small "surcharge" to the pumper.

Too-big-to-fail banks were apoplectic about Camp's eminently sensible suggestion that, in return for the implicit subsidies that they receive from taxpayers, they should pay a small surcharge.

The best reform here would be to federalise all election campaigns, at a prescribed, uniform and vastly reduced level per candidate to be financed by a small surcharge in income tax.

He controls income from congestion charging as well as public-transport fares worth around £2.2 billion a year, and levies a small surcharge on council tax.Yet no British policy would be complete without a healthy dose of fudge.

The first half-hour of use is free with a membership, with small surcharges added for additional time.

Some passengers and business partners, like the automaker Audi, already voluntarily pay small surcharges for carbon-free transport packages that guarantee that green power is used.

Some of them have already added small surcharges — $3 in the case of Delta Air Lines — in anticipation of having to pay something when the E.U. presents the bill.

Banks would pay a smaller surcharge if they can show "home country authorities will not be responsible for the rescue of entire groups".

It would offer to substitute one of them, either at no additional charge or for a discounted price -- say, a smaller surcharge for a more expensive order or the amount of change due the customer if it were less than the full price of the food.