Sentence examples for surcharge demanded from inspiring English sources
However, several participants in the meeting said no one, including Osborne, had contested the correctness of the £1.7bn surcharge demanded from Britain and said no discount had been awarded.
The UK will only have to pay half of the £1.7bn budget surcharge demanded by the European Union, Chancellor George Osborne has said.
Tariq Aziz, who at the time was Iraq's deputy prime minister, told investigators that beneficiaries received oil barrel allocations based on their level of opposition to the sanctions.The report is filled with records of transactions kept by Iraqi officials who demanded special surcharges.
City regulator Lord Turner today put forward plans to "tax" risky banks with a capital surcharge, rebuffing demands to force the separation of "casino" operations from retail banking businesses.
The S.E.C. said in its complaint that Chevron found out in 2001 that the Iraqi State Oil Marketing Organization was demanding surcharges and that the company adopted a policy prohibiting payment.
As the renewables surcharge has risen, ever more companies have demanded exemptions.
But it then again demanded that oil buyers would have to pay a surcharge on each barrel, which the United Nations has ruled illegal.
Gas prices go up, and cabdrivers demand a surcharge — in this case, $1 a trip.
On November 21st he was reported to have demanded that they do so by scrapping "all the green crap"—that is, surcharges to promote energy efficiency and renewables.
The most important elements, says Steven Chubak, an analyst with Nomura Securities, are the 9% in common equity demanded by international banking standards (more than double the pre-crisis level of 4%) and various surcharges imposed by the Fed, which push the total to 11%.
Phillips demanded that they pay for the recording before they set up the equipment, so each member paid 3 shillings and 6 pence, but Phillips then asked for a surcharge to cover the cost of transferring the tape recording to disc.
