Sentence examples for suggest charging from inspiring English sources

They would fiercely oppose any economist daring to suggest charging "ordinary" people.

I suggest charging a fee for the luggage placed in overhead bins and a reduced fee or no fee for items that fit by one's feet.

As evidence, a student group, Cooper Union Student Action to Save Our School, presented a document by a group called the Undergraduate Tuition Committee, which appeared to suggest charging undergraduate tuition.

We wouldn't suggest charging around in a big 760Li with DTC and DSC off.

It's an increasingly rare occurrence for my reconnaissance teams to suggest charging forward on a show, and rarer still for unanimity, but Maniac was one such exception.

He suggested charging taxpayers a surcharge to cover debt related to the incinerators.

State Representative Livvy Floren, a Republican of Stamford, has suggested charging $10 at the exits of the state's two casinos.

In January 2013 Hertfordshire's David Lloyd was roundly mocked for suggesting charging suspects for the time they spend in a police cell.

(Cynosure even suggests charging up to $7,000 for the first area the size of an 8-by-11-inch piece of paper).

Mr Winston suggests charging variable tolls for road space: toll lanes already exist on busy routes such as I-15 near San Diego and I-10 near Houston.

Mr. Goldman suggests charging an annual fee for a drug, rather than the current system of charging people separately for each prescription refill, which gives them a reason not to get the refill.