Sentence examples for election fees from inspiring English sources
The balance, more than $435,000, went to administrative and operating expenses, including stipends for the board of directors, travel and election fees and a board retreat.
An examination by The Bay Citizen has found that many of these districts stockpile vast reserves and divert money to administrative and operating expenses, including lawyers, election fees and board members who earn lifetime health benefits for part-time work.
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People close to Mr Clegg make a painfully ironic prediction: by the next general election tuition fees may have lost toxicity as a policy, but Mr Clegg's broken promise will still be held against him.The Lib Dems cannot out-oppose LabourThe view from Dungworth carries broader lessons.
Just a week before her retroactive resignation, her office miscalculated the election filing fee for legislative candidates.
Jackie Pearcey, a councillor in Manchester, says the mea culpas should end with Mr Clegg's now infamous apology over the party's pre-election tuition fees pledge.
He said: "With so many vital issues at stake in this election – from tuition fees to apprenticeships – it is absolutely vital that young people have their say.
Former Business Secretary Vince Cable, who shared the findings with The Independent shortly before the election, described the fees as a "very bad move", singling out low-paid women as the worst affected.
During the 2001 presidential election campaign, user fees in the public health delivery system were outlawed.
Harding said the scale of the job cuts had made "many people in the BBC news department unhappy" but that efficiencies were necessary ahead of a year which will bring a general election and licence fee negotiations.
Despite facing Senate obstacles on some of the measures not flagged before the 2013 election, including university fee deregulation and the proposed Medicare copayment, Abbott said $30bn in savings had already been implemented.
