Sentence examples for fee was raised from inspiring English sources

Last year the entry fee was raised to $20; the park will keep $8.

In 2000, the fee was raised to $4.50 a flight, about half as much as China's fee, though airfares are higher in the United States.

That fee was raised in July 2007 by 69 percent and the immigration agency was overwhelmed by applications from immigrants rushing to file ahead of that increase.

The fee was raised in equal parts by the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, which commissioned the work, and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Ukraine's counterbid was to pay $201 only if the transit fee was raised to at least $2.Had this been a purely commercial dispute, a compromise would surely have been struck.

A Time Warner Cable spokesman said the fee was raised because of the "cost associated with providing the modem".

Describing the impact of the deal, he told MPs: "We are all content that it delivers our objective of helping to reduce the deficit whilst at the same time giving the BBC some of the guarantees they need about their future financing and the system by which the licence fee is raised".

Pandora currently pays artists about 14 cents for every 100 song plays and if its fee is raised much higher than that, the already unprofitable business will suffer.

This fee is raised gradually over time based on scientific and economic measurements.

Sometimes there are machines that only stop when you win, though the fee is raised.

The issue of retransmission fees was raised by the BBC's then director general, Thompson, in his MacTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival in 2010.