Sentence examples for small surcharges from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

About $200 million of the estimated $450 million cost of removing the dams would be covered by a small surcharge on PacifiCorp's customers, most of whom reside in Oregon.

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.

Immediately after the attacks, shipments arrived a day late because of the extra security procedures, said Charlotte LaComb, manager of investor relations, "and then the customs brokers and freight forwarders, the people who handle our shipments, instituted a small surcharge".