Sentence examples for fees excess from inspiring English sources
Such measures included high absentee rates (which could imply manipulated enrolment rates), excessive schools fees, "excess" principal salary (40% higher than their opportunity cost), "excess" income (income exceeding expenditure), and "missing" information on grant receipt.
Last month, the CFPB said in a report that profit-maximizing practices banned in other consumer debt industries are still used by companies that collect payments on private student loans, harming borrowers through higher fees, excess interest and forced delinquencies.
Northwest also raised its fees for excess luggage, transporting pets, replacing lost tickets and other services by $5, to $25.
A lawyer who took in fees in excess of 20percentt could be punished by up to one year in prison.
Back in 1994 the world-record transfer fee was about £10m, today it is £80m, and fees in excess of £20m are routinely paid for proven international players.
Not only does the federal government pick up the cost of the lease and the gas, but also general maintenance, insurance, registration fees and excess mileage charges.
The OFT believes the law on contracts means banks cannot charge fees in excess of the cost of dealing with an unauthorised overdraft, a position the banks dispute.
The bill addresses that by setting up a reserve fund for the collection of any fees in excess of the annual appropriation.
I got charged huge fees for excess baggage on the way out and then when I got there my bag didn't arrive, along with all my equipment.
Travelers who try to avoid the carry-on mess by stuffing holiday gifts in checked bags may be caught off guard by increased fees for excess luggage.
