Sentence examples for fees are imposed from inspiring English sources

Neither a toll-free number nor a Web site must be maintained or disclosed if no fees are imposed in connection with a certificate or card, and both the certificate or card and underlying funds do not expire.

Neither a toll-free number nor a Web site must be maintained or disclosed if no fees are imposed in connection with a certificate or card, and the certificate or card and the underlying funds do not expire.

"As carbon dioxide fees are imposed, these thing become more and more cost-competitive," said Jennifer S. Holmgren, director of renewable energy and chemicals at UOP, a subsidiary of Honeywell that is taking on the project.

The suit describes how fees are imposed with no hearing about a person's ability to pay, and how nearly all components of the local criminal justice system — the judges, the prosecutors, the public defenders — benefit financially to some degree.

A county judge in Alabama has temporarily shut down a system in a town near Birmingham where people fined for speeding and unable to afford the ticket are handed over to a private probation company and sometimes sent to jail, where additional fees are imposed.

Overall costs can run even higher, if extra administrative fees are imposed.

"And in 2013, much higher fees were imposed on workers seeking to enforce their rights at employment tribunals," it says.

But as soon as fees were imposed, the number of users plummeted and dissemination of the information was severely curtailed.

He ordered that anyone convicted in Harpersville Municipal Court be given 30 days to pay the fine without further fines or fees being imposed by the probation company.

The Department of Transportation has suggested that "congestion fees" be imposed for landings, which would vary based on traffic and time of day.

In the three years after the fees were imposed, attendance fell 11.7percentt at the centers with fees and rose 12.5percentt at the free centers.