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It's easy to see why: Tolls and fees for a single trip are $230.

That means tolls. Indeed, directly charging for road usage seems to be just what the doctor ordered.

The incident was one of the highest death tolls for the American military in recent months.

In the same statement in which he unveiled the infrastructure plan, the British chancellor halved the tolls for crossing the Humber bridge.

And I said, no, a trip to tianjin to and fro the tolls is not cheap.

Make sure you add up the cost of any bus fare, parking fees or tolls.

Gas is not cheap, and a long journey can be very expensive, especially if you have expressway tolls to pay.

"It is impossible for him to make a profit if he pays all the tolls and fees legally, " Nie says.

Developers ante up most of the money, collect tolls or other usage fees, and eventually hand the facilities back to the government.

China's overall transportation tolls are twice that of the US, and take up around 20 percent of the national GDP.

The Canadian government is keen enough that it has offered Michigan almost $550m, to be repaid from bridge tolls, to cover its costs.

Mr Ozawa wants both to have low tolls and taxpayer funds to go on building unnecessary roads.

And as tolls rise, it will be increasingly clear on the busier routes that tolls are high enough to cover the cost of new construction.

As a matter of fact, many secondary road tolls have, contrary to the hear says, not been "ATMs" for quite some time.

At least half of the tolls here are belong to that twins.

The county has been adding tens of thousands of miles to its highway system, and the vast majority operate with user tolls.

Pacification Guards and abolished these tolls, thus winning the support of all the peasants as well as of the small and middle merchants.

On Wednesday, the head of the country's Ministry of Transport responded to the public's concern over regulation of highway tolls.

Therefore, do not ask for whom the bells tolls, it tolls for you.

House payment, car payments, fuel, parking fees and tolls. Food for the hungry munchkins in your home, and of course, you.

It would, of course, unlock and start your car, then serve as a transponder for paying tolls , or for buying gasoline.

Parts of Somalia are growing rich on the "tolls" their seafarers collect from cargo ships steaming between Asia and Europe.

Tolls vary dependent on the road used and length of the journey.

However, many misinterpret "free" as meaning "no cost" , and this may be misleading because most of the expressways charge tolls.

Hatoyama will have to reconcile his bold initiative with election pledges to eliminate road tolls and petrol surcharges.

Experts believe this talented football player from Delaware has all the tolls to be!

Besides the usual bridge tolls, Wuhan requires residents with cars to cross them at least 18 days a month, at 16 yuan a round trip.

State governments have increasingly turned to tolls to fund individual projects, but tolling inevitably meets stiff public resistance.

I assumed the death tolls would be horrendous and would include people I knew.

It just means he was-- he could've been hired by somebody to sit at a roadside and collect taxes and tolls and stuff.

Published in 1940, For Whom the Bell Tolls concludes the theme of suicide that Hemingway used in his short stories.

Because we're going to do congestion pricing ; we are going to do road tolls ; gas taxes are going to become road pricing .

The kings of each city levied tolls on us, but would not suffer us to enter their gates.

These roads are often in the United States financed by tolls.

A national infrastructure plan, independent from Congress, can focus on large-scale interstate programmes paid for over time by tolls.

e. g. At best, it takes tolls in individual community; at worst, it may give rise to higher unemployment rate in the whole region.

The Internet blackout, enacted by the government since the unrest in July, has taken heavy tolls on business in the region.

Cab drivers are entitled to tips, generally about 15% of you fare (without the bridge tolls and luggage fees).

Bin laden organized group of volunteers from Arab countries provide them to Afghanistan, the tolls, also built some training facilities.

In the first couple days after a disaster, death tolls as reported by the media are often low and then creep upward.

After completion, the roads shall be managed and the tolls shall be collected by the investors.

State governments, facing budget disaster, have mined other revenue sources, including tolls.

To keep the expressways moving, the transport authorities in eastern Zhejiang Province on Tuesday suspended all vehicle tolls.

Lavish bus and train subsidies, as well as road tolls, are the subject of some 15 judicial probes.

Authorities' embrace of road tolls further eased the financial burden, by providing steady revenues to recoup costs.

The tolls of the Iraqi side during the day were up to 150 men killed and about 200 wounded. They lost up to 5 tanks and 8 guns.

Death tolls have been falling in recent years even though typhoons have been getting fiercer.

The mounting cost of petrol and the increased tolls and road tax all add to the driver's worries.

The expenses for our vacation are motel, tolls, miscellaneous, breakfast, lunch, supper, snacks, and fuel.

Where will tolls come from if there is no traffic on an eight-lane highway?

The health and death tolls from Chernobyl -- and the areas affected -- are still fiercely disputed, and estimates vary hugely.

Tolls force today's users, not future generations, to pay for transport infrastructure.

Improved service is one justification for the increased tolls.

The main reason for these high tolls is because inland quake zones are poorly mapped, the commentary says.

A quirk of light causes a strange luminescence in its dark recesses, and as we emerge someone tolls the bell.

But the packages have also contained tax rises (motorway tolls in Portugal, fuel taxes in Greece) and assaults on tax evasion.

More mundanely, trucks carrying fresh produce are to be exempted from road tolls.

For some common in this way, as well as the tolls evade how better to effectively on highway escaped charges on.

That it has one of the highest road death tolls on the planet with about 26, 000 deaths per year.

The Americans ran it as a federal agency, setting tolls to cover costs.

At best, it takes tolls in family income; at worst, it may give rise to social instability and even economic depression.

The road is free of the tolls that burden new highways connecting urban areas.

The private companies raise money through bond and stock offerings and recover money through tolls.

All have suffered considerable death tolls and damage as a result of large earthquakes in the past.

There were conflicting casualty tolls as is common in such attacks where bodies are mangled and identification is difficult.

I showed them my three houses , my corn fields and my goats , and all my tolls .

Halflings have created a vast illusory "lake" and are now charging tolls to ferry travelers across.

He says the increase in tolls and taxes is needed to fund road construction and maintenance.

And when you add road tolls and gasoline costs to the ride, it is now costing commuters $360 a month just to get to work.

For Whom the Bell Tolls and The Old Man and the Sea tell more about the later Hemingway.

Other prefectures in the northern part of Japan's main Honshu island could face similar tolls.

The tolls increase for CHT originally proposed in the Bill was passed by the Council.

Fear of parents scolded, she would like to go home workers earn tolls.

Most of its revenues comes from tolls and fares, and the district loses money.

Whereas here in Malaysia you have to pay yearly renewal for road tax , driving license and TOLLS, TOLLS, TOLLS! ! !

They include a child-care allowance, health-care reforms and the elimination of highway tolls.

California issued bonds to finance the project, and will look to recoup the cost through tolls.

Death tolls are rising and acts of violence are becoming increasingly frequent.

That's far more than the American death tolls in Iraq and Afghanistan combined.

Many Americans use EasyPass, in which drivers pay for highway tolls wirelessly. They are later billed on their credit cards.

PERCHANCE he for whom this bell tolls may be so ill as that he knows not it tolls for him.

Guangzhou Luoxi Bridge toll booths to stop vehicles from the vehicle tolls .

Population and wealth will continue to grow. Demand for travel will rise, and tolls will go up.

However, if the car starting from Guangzhou to Beijing, only highway tolls, it has been as high as 1400 yuan.

They comprise 100-plus islands, a tolls, and shoals in the southern part of the South China Sea.

More important, tolls can be levied on rivals.

The state collects tolls on this highway.

A second set up illegal checkpoints to collects tolls around Gardez.

press tolls . quick release punches and dies . ball check device.

Don't ask whom the funeral bell tolls for. It tolls right for us.

Don't ask whom the funeral bell tolls for. It tolls right for us.

Congestion tolls as well as the social welfare are closely related to the network toll design, such as the tolled link, period and mode etc.

Official death tolls are fuzzy because of the large transient population and newly unaccounted-for residents in the area.

Party A will pay for all the tolls that include driver's round trip.

HANGZHOU NEW CENTURY MACHINERY TOLLS CO. , LTD.

For Whom the Bell Tolls . Trans. Cheng Zhongrui. Shanghai: Shanghai Translation Publishing House, 1999.

This year they are up by a quarter, thanks to more traffic and higher tolls.

Our life is eager, our desires are keen, for time tolls the bell of parting.

But he also offered a friendly reminder: 'If there were no tolls, there would be no development of the transport system in China. '

Pricing and risk evaluation are the core contents of the study on shadow tolls.

Pricing and risk evaluation are the core contents of the study on shadow tolls.

Fares on commuter railways and tolls on MTA-operated bridges and tunnels will go up by 10%.

The authority hopes to finance the plan by raising its tolls.

Our ship was requested to clear the customs and pay the due tolls.

You can save a lot of money on gas and tolls if you car-pool.

And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls.

Yet it hasn't moved much in the last few years, in part because of high tolls on the highways and poor service on the rails.

The soft "Miserere" the wood-swallow tolls.

Description: For whom the bell tolls?

For Whom the Bell Tolls is vintage Hemingway.

For Whom the Bell Tolls is vintage Hemingway.

According to preliminary statistics, the provinces death tolls five people and injuring 36.

The thunder storm took its tolls on human lives.

The tolls, which include a government passage tax, varied from $4 to $30 per vehicle.

Further, they will pay lower tolls than other shippers.

City officials have announced a big increase in bridge tolls.

We are requested to clear the customs and pay the due tolls.

The government could build roads funded by tolls on drivers, he suggests.

I still can't believe the death tolls. . . just because of power-hungry, greedy people.

Using cash to pay tolls.

Using cash to pay tolls.

Tolls bring us much convenience if we use them correctly.

For example, they are asking for a repeal of a hike in tolls gathered on highways.

Other industries, such as coal extraction, have incomparably higher death tolls and many more accidents.

(For Whom the Bell Tolls).

We fear civil wars , death tolls , having to learn the names of new countries .

For whom the Dell tolls?

B: No, The tolls are on you.

It tolls for thee.

The local government levied all kinds of tolls on every dealer.

This system not only secures smooth traffic, but also avoids troubles for paying tolls by drivers.

A daily average of 86 000 vehicles used the two-kilometre tunnel in 1997. Tolls ranged from $5 to $30.

In this case, the man saved 200, 000 ($30, 355) by skirting the law and avoiding tolls.

With E-ZPass there's a better way to travel and pay tolls -- one that saves you time and offers convenience.

For lorry drivers in poor countries, for example, it can be even more commonplace than paying tolls or taxes.

She went all the way to visit her son, sold eggs and small Zhuzai, but also save a lot of expenditure to gather the tolls.

Do you have enough change to pay tolls on the freeway?

For instance, drivers pay about $90 in tolls during that one-way trip from Tokyo to Osaka, on top of $6. 50 a gallon for gas.

Roads of domestic or foreign economic organizations that have got the right to collect tolls according to law;

e. g. A blind imitation of farming has taken it tolls in many places in north-western China, leaving the soil to desertification

The Panel circulated the following papers to members - Information paper on WHC Tolls provided by the Administration

Securitization of Government future revenue receivable from tolls bridges and tunnels

tolls - certain revenues generated by the tolled facilities

Virtual Product Design System for Parallel Mcahine Tolls and Its Framework

PERCHANCE hee for whom this Bell tolls, may be so ill, as that he knows not it tolls for him;

License still suspended, no I never stop for tolls

Exorbitant tolls obstruct the road forward for China

a motion on the proposed adjustment of tate s cairn tunnel tolls was moved and passed

Impact of Rural Taxes and Tolls Reform on Finance of County and Countryside

you break the molds, when running through the tolls

Tunnel tolls and diversion of traffic among tunnels

establishing a fund to stabilize the tunnel tolls ; and

Study on the Model of Variable Rate for Expressway Tolls

For whom the bell tolls Time marches on For whom the bell tolls

From LaGuardia Airport, a yellow cab to Midtown Manhattan costs $16-$26, plus tolls;

A Road-Bridge Tolls System Base on Vehicle Weight

tolls for the Cross-Harbour Tunnel

Never send to know for whom the bells tolls;

Research on tolls model of weigh-in-motion

Problems and solutions in the process of college tolls

On the Theme of For Whom the Bell Tolls

Bridge Tolls Policy Based on System Planning

When the night bell tolls,