Sentence examples for apply a fee from inspiring English sources

Failing to return your form by the deadline will incur an initial charge of £100, but if you still haven't returned the form by 31 July, another £100 penalty will be slapped on, after which HMRC is able to apply a fee of as much as £60 a day.

In November Facebook announced that it would charge a $375 fee for developers to apply – a fee that we likened to a protection racket.

But there's a much better way to deal with it that might not inspire a "hell, no" reaction: apply a fee to all forms of energy based on how much carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases each releases into the climate, and then recycle the revenues as cuts in payroll and other taxes.

While this was not technically a "wrap fee" case, it illustrates the importance of accurately calculating the assets under management when applying a fee based on those assets.

Kickstarter says its fees are not increasing as a result of the move – it will apply a 5% fee to the total amount of funds raised and Stripe will apply credit card processing fees (about 3%-53%-5%

Most of these companies charge a monthly fee to maintain your site after it is set up on their servers, and may apply a transaction fee for handling orders.

That's because some cards apply a purchase fee on each transaction, which is in addition to the "currency conversion" – or non-sterling transaction fee – imposed when you buy something in anything other than pounds.

Starting in October, Argentine banks will automatically apply a 15 percent fee on all purchases made with credit or debit cards abroad.

Another tip: If you're thinking about packing your own vino, keep in mind most cruise lines apply a corkage fee (typically $10 per bottle) for consuming wine in the main dining room.

Regional Authorities (ASSR) cannot modify the level of pharmaceutical coverage, but they are entitled to increase local taxes and to apply a prescription fee in order to secure an adequate funding of regional pharmaceutical demand [1].

Some companies like Incyte (http://www.incyte.com/), a provider of integrated platforms of genomic technologies, apply a subscription fee, or pay-per-view policy.