Sentence examples for fees impose from inspiring English sources

Legislators could raise fees, impose new premiums or scale back covered services.

Excessive court fees impose an unjustified tax on divorce, deny refugees the opportunity to establish asylum rights and prevent employees with legitimate grievances from obtaining justice, a report by a Conservative-dominated select committee has concluded.

Experience from a number of African countries showed that introducing or increasing user fees impose a heavier burden on the poor who are most likely facing a high burden of disease [ 35].

(The bank absorbed fees imposed by other banks).

"Fees imposed on peasants are still too high," says another villager.

Consumers could take a hit for regulatory fees imposed on the state's utilities.

When it published a list of all fees imposed and collected by courts it failed to separate out the Criminal Courts Charge.

Mr. Obama would finance the inspections, in part, with fees imposed on food manufacturers under legislation he signed in January.

Internet stations, however, had to deal with fees imposed by the Copyright Royalty Board for the use of music.

Cuts in criminal court fees, imposed under government austerity policies, have already resulted in fewer chambers taking on new pupils.

IN addition, Mr. Weinstein said, there may be document preparation fees imposed on both the seller and the buyer.