Sentence examples for cutting fees from inspiring English sources

American lumber producers have repeatedly complained that provincial governments, which own more than 90percentt of the forests from which lumber is cut, subsidize the industry with below-market cutting fees to protect logging and mill jobs.

You can always have some friends cut your cake and save on those "cutting" fees if you're willing to sign a waiver.

Mr. Romney pressed Mr. Obama on a provision of his health care overhaul that cut $716 billion from the growth in Medicare, saying that by cutting fees paid to providers it was certain to affect treatment.

Both the firms and their customers would benefit in the long run from cutting fees.

One common criticism is that ID has grown by cutting fees.

Perhaps in an attempt to get ahead of the curve, some companies are voluntarily cutting fees.

If your venue charges a cutting fee for cakes brought in from outside sources, consider a cupcake tower.

This will be priced comparably to a tiered cake, and you can avoid the cutting fee since there is no cutting and plating involved for the venue's staff.

In October, the organization won a preliminary ruling that low timber-cutting fees in Canada represented an unfair subsidy, with the resulting 15percenttariffff penalty.

Tree-cutting fees are assessed as part of longstanding city rules that require property owners to water the trees on their sidewalks and give all authority for pruning and cutting to Mr. Stern's department.

Negotiators' statements indicated that the two sides set aside for the time being a complex formula under which Canada would gradually replace its export tax with higher provincial timber-cutting fees.