Sentence examples for fees enforces from inspiring English sources

The university reimburses recruitment fees, enforces eight-hour workdays, and provides medical insurance, paid vacation, and severance pay.

Some state energy policies require confusing and inconsistent permitting, lack interconnection standards, charge fees such as backup rates, standby rates and exit fees, enforce non-output based emission standards, couple utility revenues with electricity sales, and lack Renewable Portfolio Standards that include CHP.

First, we should not waste money collected in taxes, tolls and other fees to enforce the large-soda ban.

Note: Some lenders may charge low interest rates and fees but enforce strict terms.

It seems that the airline is only concerned with charging fees and enforcing them blindly.

It was a booming market, but then the Chinese government put the kibosh on its business and others like it imposing higher fees and enforcing strict policies, cutting into revenues and earnings.

It takes money in legal fees to enforce it, meanwhile your mortgage is due.

Dealers thus appeared able to make large profits from unregistered products smuggled across borders and sold very cheaply as no import taxes or company registration fees are enforced.

Ministers are to review how payment of the TV licence fee is enforced amid concerns about the number of people appearing in court for evasion.

With travel demand starting to rise, he added, "this gives hotels greater confidence to apply and enforce fees".

Despite the unprecedented $100 price to watch on TV and strictly enforced fees of over $5,000 to show the match at bars and restaurants it is widely expected to blow past the previous maximum of 2.5m purchases.