Sentence examples for fees and allow from inspiring English sources

Get rid of baggage fees and allow liquids on board, says a former head of the T.S.A. (The Wall Street Journal).

Universities are lobbying the government to lift the current cap on tuition fees and allow them to set their fees individually, so that they can meet the rising costs of providing higher education.

Durbin Amendment: Require Federal Reserve to limit debit card interchange fees and allow retailers to offer discounts to customers based on how they pay for their purchases.

Those who bought after that would be subject to subletting fees and allowed to sublet for only two years.

Another shelter sold by the firm, called Point, generated $86 million in fees and allowed six wealthy clients to evade $40 million in taxes.

AssetBuilder, in Plano, Tex., is charging its clients less in management fees (and allowing portfolios of much smaller sizes) than just about anyone else offering D.F.A. funds.

The so-called bundle setup helps little-watched channels bring in revenue from monthly cable fees and allows the most popular channels to get high fees from every subscriber, even the ones who don't watch them.

Otsego has lowered some of its development fees and allowed a developer to change an approved plan so that a partly built town house project could be finished with more salable detached homes.

Clarke believes that it's important for organisations to continue to invest in their staff, despite the cost involved of paying tuition fees and allowing staff time off to study and attend campus over long weekends.

Passed with his administration's usual attention to public debate and due consideration (which is to say, none), the new law forces legislators and lobbyists to disclose their fees and allows for courts to seize the pensions of those politicians convicted of crimes.

Further reforms include modifying the structure of the GCSE (a standardized examination taken at 16) which Mr. Gove believes to be too easy, encouraging former officers in the armed forces to become teachers by paying their training fees, and allowing teachers to employ harsher disciplinary tactics including searches, expulsion and, in some cases, the use of force.