Sentence examples for system to charge from inspiring English sources

Derek is a mechanic by trade and is using his system to charge car batteries.

Zimbabwe's government has recently suggested setting up an urban tolling system to charge motorists for entering the CBD.

The Nauruan government is yet to answer any questions on recent actions by its justice system to charge and convict people – including at least two but possibly up to four refugees – for attempting suicide.

In April 2002, the South Korean Internet portal Daum created an online stamp system to charge bulk e-mailers up to 0.8 cents per message to send e-mail to its subscribers.

The beta is likely to be a long one but a limited one, lasting until sometime in 2013, but monetisation is already turned on, and creators who make successful worlds can use Failbetter's system to charge for certain stories within them.

The federal government said on Tuesday that it would provide $354 million for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's broad plan to reduce traffic, but left it to the city to come up with more than $200 million needed for the most controversial part of the plan: a system to charge people who drive into Manhattan.

Massachusetts and Rhode Island use electronic toll systems to charge their residents less than out-of-staters at some bridges and tunnels.

Important though lighting is, villagers are looking for domestic power systems to charge their newly acquired cell phones and other white goods as well, Taylor notes.

The computer then broadcasts back the data that are stored in it.The idea, therefore, is similar to that of the radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags that are coming into use by retailers, to identify their stock, and mass-transit systems, to charge their passengers.

And payment systems to charge EVs are cumbersome to say the least.

The New York Times will become the largest American newspaper to employ a subscriber option for its Web site when it begins a system early this year to charge the heaviest users of NYTimes.com.