Sentence examples for fees created from inspiring English sources

Many police officers and judges also complained about the measure because of the paperwork the fees created and the time required to process them.

In came some new taxes on goods and services and some much needed modernisation: instead of the current hodgepodge of telecoms taxes and fees created pre-internet, the council recommended a simple 7% excise tax on all communications services.The council did exactly what the politicians told it to do whereupon the politicians discovered a host of pressing other business.

Bracing the upward pressure on charter fees created by demand growth, new rules requiring safer double-hulled vessels have caused a shortage in supply.

Some fans blamed last season - United's worst league finish since 1990 - on the £680m spent on debt-related fees created by Malcolm Glazer's takeover.

The monthly recurring storage fees created a reliable business model, and suddenly having to make room for all your goods at home kept users from churning.

But there's a key, very profitable difference between these proposals and the current system: Banks could share ownership of the new firms, taking in fees created by securitizing mortgages that the government guarantees against losses.

Trump would like to double the H-1B visa fee (among other immigration fees), increase customs fees, create a "spectrum license user fee," create a new e-cigarette user fee, create and increase various USDA inspection fees, etc.

The low fees create a "presumption of ineffectiveness," a group of lawyers told the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

Unlike performance-based compensation, these fees create an adverse interest between the financier and his institutional investors.

"We have real concern that changes in legal aid [and] increases in fees create a two-tier justice system.

Paying those licensing fees creates an added expense, but Hasbro does not have that problem with the intellectual properties it owns.