Sentence examples for fees earmarked from inspiring English sources

The F.A.A. estimates that private planes, which include both corporate jets and weekend fliers, account for 16percentt of the air traffic control system's overhead but contribute only 3percentt of the fees earmarked to run the system.

Entrance is £1, with the fee earmarked for investment in local community projects.

Turns out there is still the matter of the $2.9 million fee earmarked for Mr. Louima's lawyers out of his $8.75 million settlement.

This is the current position of Ofcom and the government, and their preferred source of funding for non-BBC PSB, over and above what Channel 4 delivers, is the part of the licence fee earmarked for digital switchover assistance, which will not be needed for that purpose after 2012.

Ten dollars of ESTA's fee is earmarked for "visit America" ad campaigns.

As part of Muve's music licensing deal, a portion of the $10 monthly fee is earmarked for royalties, and divided among record companies according to each label's share of downloads.

Lyons attacked the government over its refusal to ask viewers and listeners if they would like to see licence fee money earmarked to meet the cost of digital switchover returned to them.

She resigned her union membership in 2012 and opted out of paying the portion of her fees that were earmarked for political-type activities, paying only the required base fee.

These include four possibilities: 1) an ad valorem excise tax on vehicle purchases, 2) an annual registration fee with an earmarked surcharge, 3) a vehicle insurance fee, and 4) a portion of fines from traffic law violations.

At the government's behest, £650m of licence fee money was earmarked to subsidise the digital switchover between 2007 and 2012 – £130m a year.

Nor will this government use public money to stimulate such partnerships because it promises to use any residue of the TV licence fee that was earmarked to pay for the digital switchover to fund broadband roll-out.