Sentence examples for fees called from inspiring English sources

Some employees can also be hit with $25 overdraft fees, called "balance protection," on some of the prepaid cards.

Airlines defend the fees, called "fare unbundling," saying passengers can save money on travel when they do not have to pay for things they do not need.

The fees, called wholesale access charges, average €6.67, or $9.63, a customer a month in Europe, according to a survey by Cullen International, a research group in Brussels.

According to the Center for Responsible Lending, these exit fees, called prepayment penalties, were added to more than two-thirds of the adjustable-rate loans.

The New York Public Interest Research Group surveyed 366 A.T.M.'s and found that 93percentt levy such fees, called surcharges, with an average fee of $1.33.

Having already paid most of the fees called for in the contract without seeing the work completed, Ms. Ali said she would finish the payments once work resumed.

The courts struck down the fees, calling them "staggering".

(Many of the attractions have admission fees; call the information number).

But some Republicans in the Senate have so far refused to consider such fees, calling them an unacceptable tax.

At that time the NUS stuck to a position opposing all tuition fees, calling instead for the reinstatement of grants.

Mr. Schleicher praised Britain's willingness to raise university tuition fees, calling the French, German and Italian systems of free tuition "unsustainable".