Sentence examples for fee effect from inspiring English sources

And history shows that over long periods of time, as the fee effect compounds, it becomes harder and harder to do that.

It's the tuition fee effect, the damage done to the Liberal Democrats because voters think a promise they made during the 2010 election was broken.

The fee takes effect Dec. 5, and will primarily affect passengers flying on discount economy-class tickets.

The fee took effect in July and is waived for accounts that keep balances of at least $1,500 each day of a statement month.

The fee took effect immediately on tickets for travel in the United States and Puerto Rico, the United States Virgin Islands and Canada for travel starting on Oct. 7 or later.

But before the 2008 fee took effect, the plastic-bag industry led a petition drive that forced the issue onto a citywide ballot.

Licensees that are billed on the license anniversary date will be assessed the annual fee in effect on the anniversary date of the license.

Maria Miller, the media secretary, has dismissed attacks on the BBC by two of her Tory cabinet colleagues, saying complaints about the broadcaster's licence fee and effect on local newspapers are a "distraction".

It is not possible to know how common such practices are, but drivers, passengers and an industry regulator contacted by The Bay Citizen said that the number of cabbies refusing credit cards had increased markedly since the fee took effect.

But lead-generation is people who sort of go to universities or to mutual funds or the automobiles or to travel plans through our site, and we get a referral fee, in effect.

The fee takes effect Nov. 1.