Sentence examples for would only incur from inspiring English sources

Barclays said its standard charge ranged from 75p a day up to £1,000 to £3 a day over £2,000, while RBS and NatWest said they would apply interest and a £6 monthly fee, and HSBC said its customers would only incur interest as it did not charge set-up or usage fees.

The English clubs will not take on anyone on that basis and, when Northampton were last month fined £60,000 for allowing the wing George North to insert clause in his contract allowing for release for Wales matches outside official international windows, Premiership Rugby warned that any repeat would not only incur a greater fine but the potential loss of league points.

Laboratory costs would only be incurred if there were evidence of maternal toxicity.

"Criminal liability is only incurred if knowledge can be demonstrated.

IM chat is free from EQO, only incurring the costs from your phone's data plan.

Additionally, capital gains tax is generally only incurred upon realized gains.

Any increase to the discount available under the Right to Acquire would only be possible through upfront central government subsidy, potentially incurring a high liability for the public purse".

It would only allow the Obama administration to pay bills already incurred by Congress.

26 The cost of blindness would be incurred only in patients reaching health states with BCVA ≤35 letters (Snellen ≤6/60) in the better-seeing eye.

In the base-case analysis, it was assumed that only hip fractures would potentially incur long-term care costs (associated with residence in nursing homes).

For this simplified model we assumed that patients' persistence to both drugs was perfect and only considered all-cause mortality; patients would thus incur costs from model initiation up to their time of death.