Sentence examples for fee is introduced from inspiring English sources

Currently a free membership rewards shoppers with bigger discounts than "guest shoppers" get, but look for that to change within the next year when a $25 annual fee is introduced.

Fewer than one in three customers surveyed said they trusted their bank and about half would be likely to switch bank if an up-front fee were introduced.

We recently discovered that this fee was introduced a few years ago and that tenants who had lived here before then are not charged.

Professor John Archer, the outgoing convenor of Universities Scotland and principal of Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, also said that it is just a matter of time before some form of top-up fee was introduced in Scotland.

You start with a free trial before moving to a monthly fee of $15 (or $10 if you are currently on a trial or already subscribe: the higher fee was introduced last month).

Thereafter, a user fee was introduced.

Fixed fees were introduced in the crown court; committal fees were removed in magistrates' courts; fixed fees were introduced in police stations and were then subsequently reduced again.

Tuition fees were introduced by the Blair government at around £1,000 a year.

Tuition fees were introduced in 1998 at £1,000 by the last Labour government.

For graduates who started university after £9,000 tuition fees were introduced, it's £21,000.

By this point in 2010, before tuition fees were introduced, there were 157,116 applicants.