Sentence examples for fee imposed from inspiring English sources

It is an annual fee imposed on health care companies in proportion to their market share.

Adding to the price increases is a $2 per ticket facility fee imposed in March.

Mr. Giuliani still proposes ending the commercial rent tax and a flat $2-per-night 2-per-night 2-per-nightests.

They said that even refugees fortunate enough for selection could not afford the $120 fee imposed by the government.

A permanent tax or fee imposed on the nation's largest banks could reduce future risks by discouraging big banks from getting even bigger.

In this instance, you also had to deal with a handling fee imposed by DHL that was more than the VAT involved.

A licensing fee imposes a cost, as does a tax, but we would not say that in levying fees or taxes we are holding people responsible or accountable for their wrongdoing.

(The bank absorbed fees imposed by other banks).

"Fees imposed on peasants are still too high," says another villager.

Consumers could take a hit for regulatory fees imposed on the state's utilities.

When it published a list of all fees imposed and collected by courts it failed to separate out the Criminal Courts Charge.