Sentence examples for suggested charging from inspiring English sources

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.

Others worried about the hyperactivity of high-frequency traders have suggested charging them for each trade they break, although that would not necessarily improve liquidity and is an idea that is unlikely to be pursued.Stub quotes are likely to be eliminated.

Preliminary studies estimated costs around $3 billion and suggested charging a varying toll, adjusted for the time of day, averaging around $8 for one-way passage.

Cavallo also suggested charging your phone outside of your bedroom and making a point of doing something to ground you in the present moment each day like meditation, a yoga class or a phone-free lunch with a friend.

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

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).

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.

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.