But the Consumers Association and banks are concerned it could lead to excessive surcharging.

This necessitated the surcharging of stamps to reflect this change.

A famous example of repeated surcharging happened during the German hyperinflation of 1921-1923.

A case of multiple frustrations is likely to ensue, surcharging the blood vessels and precipitating an epileptic fit.

The currency changed from pounds to cents and dollars in 1888, which necessitated the surcharging of the stamp stock with values ranging from 2c to 50c.

Flooding was caused by the floodwater overtopping the banks of the Cadoxton River among others and ordinary watercourses, restrictions to flow in channels and surcharging of drains.

As a member of Westminster Council and deputy Leader of the Labour Group, he was a leader of the campaign to expose the 'Homes for Votes' scandal which led eventually to the surcharging of the former Conservative Council Leader Shirly Porter and colleagues.

In 1903 three new values were created by surcharging existing values to take into account standardisation of postage rates across Portugal and its colonies, and two "provisional" stamps were issued by overprinting two existing values in anticipation of a new issue of stamps which was ordered but which never arrived.

The surcharge will be much higher in 2008 and later years.

In every area, you have to call time on the surcharge culture.

The increase would be in the form of a surcharge.

Companies would help pay for the benefits through a surcharge.

He has a look as if this could be a surcharge.

It also plans to keep the surcharge until energy costs start coming down.

It may also help you to avoid a surcharge in the first place.

The explanation for the surcharges did not go far with public officials.

The city imposed such a surcharge from 1982 to 1984.

Hit me with a surcharge, if that's what it takes.

Be aware that you will likely pay a surcharge for being under 25.

The Government did not specify how much the new surcharge would be.

Those who cannot give time must pay a 15 percent surcharge on purchases.

The companies use the information to determine whether the surcharge should apply.

In 1992, the state added another 11 percent to the surcharge on hospitals for one year.

How many people would be directly affected by a surcharge?

Ask if there is a surcharge for using a credit card.

Paying on time will help you avoid having to pay a surcharge.

As a result, some companies have recently withdrawn their surcharges.

How is a surcharge different than a plain old charge?

And what can be done about this 20 per cent surcharge?

A security surcharge has been introduced to bear part of the cost.

City residents would pay a small added surcharge above that, yet to be decided.

Not all of this money had to be paid in cash surcharges, however.

Businesses would have to pay the surcharge on up to 75 of their access lines.

Hotels do not usually block 800 numbers, although they may surcharge these calls.

There we are, twenty pounds surcharge on orders below fifty.

"I would surcharge the very wealthy," he said.

There is no liability to surcharge if you:

Tickets must be booked by January 11 and surcharges up to $60 apply to weekends.

Retailers will be able to choose whether to surcharge credit card customers or to offer a discount for cash, giving them greater price control.

In addition to this a 25 fen stamp was issued by surcharging the 7 value with "25".

In addition, he said, they should be reimbursed for any insurance surcharges they had to pay as the result of the points they received.

Ideally we would surcharge those who profitted from Thatcher's great council house giveaway.

In storm conditions the rivers can surcharge their banks and overspill into the adjacent low lying moorland.

Additional 5b stamps were produced by surcharging older stamps.

An emergency issue for 20c was made by surcharging unissued one peso notes and clipping the corners.

A case of multiple frustrations is likely to ensue, surcharging the blood vessels and precipitating an epileptic fit.

Also, anything we import carries a 'sanctions surcharge.'

He also proposed a "jail tax," or surcharge on all court-imposed criminal fines, that he said would bring in $1.5 million a year.

The postal system found it necessary to surcharge stamps of the previous government, with issues in March and August 1950, and May 1951.

But it appears that hotels are getting wise to this and are surcharging 800 numbers that are used for access to credit-card calls.

"If surcharging takes off, it will scare people away from using A.T.M.'s."

Those who are most likely to be affected by the Labour party's proposals to surcharge savings are those who are just coming up to retirement.

Banks entering the Alliance agree not to surcharge the customers of any other Alliance member at their ATMs.

However, banks can still surcharge for items such as credit card ATM cash advances and at foreign ATMs.

In the latter part of 1883 the 5c stamps ran out, and the Administration once more began to surcharge, a habit which has been more or less prevalent since.

Another civil war closed was marked by surcharging the 1, 2 and 5c "PAZ - 1904" and using them on October 15-16, 1904.

The Seattle rock band wanted to keep ticket prices for a summer tour (which it has canceled) at $18 or below and surcharges at a maximum of $1.80.