Sentence examples for changing fees from inspiring English sources

Changing fees to £6,000 isn't dealing with the problem.

Like the association's site, Loan.com offers a directory of brokers who have agreed to certain ethics policies — most notably, not hiding or changing fees.

In 1995, Christie's came first, changing fees it charges sellers from a flat commission of 10percenttoto a more complex, nonnegotiable sliding scale ranging from 2 to 20percentt, depending on the size of the sale.

Industry experts say the changing fee policies are intended to hedge risks by imposing harsher penalties on those who make late payments or other missteps and giving more favorable terms and rates to customers with good credit histories.

A water main break on their street or fee increases to reserve a cabana in Hualalai might be deemed by them to be frontpage news, while changing fee structures in payday loans might not be considered newsworthy at all.

4. Ticket Change Fees Sometimes changing the day of your flight or canceling it altogether is simply unavoidable, but keep in mind that some serious charges may apply, depending on the airline and the change or cancellation date.

Sotheby's also announced yesterday that it was changing the fees charged to buyers as of April 1.

The company is trying to fix problems in its auctions business by eliminating dishonest sellers, improving search functionality and changing how fees are charged.

A man evading the changing room fees by slipping into his bathing suit in a bathroom got a $5 fine or a day in the workhouse.

GEMA proposed changing the fees after bar, club and hotel owners criticized the existing system, which divides copyrighted music into 11 categories and levies fees based on those groupings.

Faced with class-action lawsuits and a three-year-old antitrust investigation into possible collusion between Sotheby's and Christie's, the world's two largest auction houses, Christie's said it was changing its fees.