Sentence examples for a new fees from inspiring English sources
A new fees system will begin in the autumn that could mean some graduates in England end up paying back double the amount they borrow.
A new fee structure was proposed: $15,000 the first month; thereafter, $15,000 a month plus urbanhound warrants equal to $10,000 a month.
They simply tack on a new fee.
Instead, a new fee has been introduced for "medical service".
The court ordered the plaintiffs to negotiate a new fee.
Is a company telling the whole truth when it imposes a new fee?
There's a new fee for review of plans to hook up to the public sewer system, and a new fee for inspection of radiological equipment.
It also posted a new fee and mileage schedule on its Web site, aa.com.
Asked if the bank calculated how many online-bill-pay customers a new fee could drive away, Ms. Pace said, "We did extensive research on how they would react to a new fee and whether it was fair".
Adding a new fee for gate-checking some bags isn't something an airline will approach lightly.
Mr. Moonves noted that CBS had recently concluded a new fee agreement with Verizon FiOS in just 72 hours.
