Sentence examples for assessed fees from inspiring English sources
Even online businesses, whose customers are the most comfortable with technology, have only recently assessed fees for paper.
Instead, they would be assessed fees directly by the regulator, just as commercial and investment banks are by their regulators.
The heart of the case is that Wells Fargo failed to notify the borrower when it assessed fees or charges on her account.
The customers were told they had shares of one security or the other, and were assessed fees based on the value reported by Mr. Madoff.
According to the complaint, filed in 2006, ABB's pension fund managers assessed fees that were "unreasonable and excessive," and without plaintiffs' knowledge.
To qualify for tax abatement, any co-op undergoing conversion would be required to establish a financing mechanism whereby unit owners would be assessed fees to cover proper maintenance and improvements to their building for the next 20 years.
(SunTrust's online checking disclosure indicates that the bank "will not assess fees on overdraft/returned items that are less than $5").
The suit, filed in March 2006 by Eliot Spitzer, at the time the New York attorney general, accused H&R Block of deceptive marketing of its Express IRA retirement accounts, and assessing fees that in some cases wiped out interest that account holders could earn.
The agreement was part of a broader one related to renewal of a law that assesses fees on drug companies to enable the F.D.A. to hire more drug reviewers.
If the plan were adopted, banks' compensation structures would be added to the other risk factors now taken into account by the F.D.I.C. in assessing fees, including diminished reserves against risk and reliance on higher-risk so-called brokered deposits.
Among the proposals are ordinances that would enable towns to table decisions on development for up to one year, to assess fees on developers to pay for local services, and to extend requirements for public notice in announcing new building projects.
