Surcharges in a sentence

Earlier this month, we raised US Express and Ground fuel surcharges by 1%, and international Express fuel surcharges by 1.5%.

And frankly, we've seen some of our competitors announce increases as well, including surcharges, freight surcharges above and beyond the price increase.

And the costs imposed upon the banks to make whole the moneyed depositors of Silicon Valley Bank they will passing along to the account holder in the form of higher surcharges and fees.

As the surcharges dwindled and more fuel found its way into export channels, the internal prices would naturally rise.

But if I understand all of the comments that you've gone through already, you raised prices using surcharges over a period of 15 months as energy costs went to very, very high levels.

Circuitry Solutions declined 12% organically, as China consumer electronics activity remains subdued and some commodity-related surcharges rolled off.

In the quarter, service revenue was down approximately 4.3% or $9.2 million, mainly driven by lower fuel and environmental surcharges and lower service stops, as Cindy mentioned.

In this context, Massa will advance the high rates the IMF has applied to debt owed by debtor countries, and he will push for a reduction in surcharges included in the debt payments negotiated by Mauricio Macri.

Maersk also said routes in other parts of its network would be affected by the Suez disruption, triggering emergency contingency surcharges on a wide range of journeys.

Now, Argentina's quota will amount to US$ 5.7 billion (SDR 4.78 billion), which means Argentina would have to contribute an additional US$ 2.13 billion, but at the same time it could pay less in surcharges.

The National Restaurant Association says roughly 15% of restaurants have added fees or surcharges to guests' tabs.

The overall financial penalty issued by the courts in the way of fines, prosecution courts and surcharges for the eight cases combined was £2,363.

There are also court costs and surcharges tacked on, calculated as percentages of the fine.

There are the usual surcharges and fees — I'll get to those in a minute — and clever booking sites built by airlines that are designed to confuse you.

These cards will grant unrestricted access to the entire metro network and no penalties or surcharges will be imposed on 'Tourist Smart Cards' for issues such as entry/exit mismatches or overstay within the system.

A senate official told The Times that they were awaiting clarification from the attorney general’s office regarding the law’s inclusion of large-party surcharges.

A spokesman for B&Q said it does not independently set any surcharges for delivery to remote location "but these may be added by our delivery partners" and said this is made clear when customers are placing an order.

But in evidence to a parliamentary inquiry in August, Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock conceded there were issues around the payments system and the use of surcharges.

But the total cost can be far more with local councils able to add hefty surcharges – of anything from 5 to 60 per cent.

For Count 2, Eason was sentenced to four days in jail, a criminal fine of $435.00, applicable surcharges and court costs.