Sentence examples for surcharges imposed on from inspiring English sources

The surcharges imposed on redeeming a flight outside Europe mean that your Avios or Virgin Flying Club points decrease in value hugely if you want to take a long haul economy flight.

Anyone wanting to take up the bargain, valid for just one Sunday, had to pay what WestJet called the equally ridiculous array of fees, taxes and surcharges imposed on air travel in Canada, some by airlines but mostly by airports or the government.

Taxes: Tax rates will remain the same, the finance minister said, but there will be a one-time surcharge imposed on the 42,800 Indians who report income of more than 10 million rupees ($186,000) to the tax department.

The extra £29m revenue is being provided by extending the victim surcharge imposed on offenders and increasing fines for fixed penalty notices for disorder and motoring fixed penalty notices, the MoJ said.

The rules would also limit the surcharges imposed by some merchants on card payments for purchases, in particular airline tickets.

Surcharges imposed by the Irish post office on mail bearing insufficient pre-paid postage had the postage due collected by the use of these labels.

The owners best suited to GE's assets would be entities that are exempt from the capital surcharges now imposed on big banks—either because they are not banks or are foreign.

It raised more than $228 million from illegal surcharges it imposed on companies that shipped Iraqi crude oil by sea after September 2000, according to an accounting prepared by the Iraqi Oil Ministry late last year.

A temporary tax surcharge was imposed on very high earners.

But in 1968, a 10percentt surcharge was imposed on individual and corporate income taxes.

A special surcharge is imposed on return tickets from stations in Allahabad, in order to prevent the number of passengers using the railways from becoming unmanageable, Mr. Mathur said.