Sentence examples for dues collected from inspiring English sources

The N.R.A. spends dues collected for multiyear memberships to pay for current services.

Until a few years ago, NYC & Company was a private organization financed by dues collected from its members.

John Engler, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, said that if Wal-Mart's United States work force of 1.4 million were unionized, that could mean $500 million in additional union dues collected each year — tens of millions of which might be used to support Democratic causes and candidates.

The point, many said, was no longer whether Wisconsin workers might lose parts of their paycheck; a larger worry, they said, was the notion that unions were being asked to give away their power — to negotiate anything beyond wages, to have dues collected in state paychecks, to exist without annual votes.

Unions also use their mandatory dues collected from employees for political and lobbying activities without the expressed support of the employee.

Surcharges imposed by the Irish post office on mail bearing insufficient pre-paid postage had the postage due collected by the use of these labels.

The postage due was collected from the addressee if and when delivered.

Wherever he is, Sweetback still has some work to do, and some dues to collect.

This much is standard: the CBI has members to recruit and dues to collect.

"This was purely an economic decision — saving in excess of $500,000 annually — for a trade association that, by the end of this year, will have halved the amount of dues it collects from its members and cut its staff by two-thirds".

As with most worker centers, the dues it collects from its low-income members are far too low to pay for its expenses.