Sentence examples for fees imposed on from inspiring English sources

"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.

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

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

Gove should review the self-defeating 600% increase in civil court fees as well as the utterly unrealistic fees imposed on those convicted in the magistrates' courts.

They include the compulsory "courts charge" handed to those found guilty of crimes, and high fees imposed on firms that want to lodge civil actions.

It is an annual fee imposed on health care companies in proportion to their market share.

There will be a $75 fee imposed on students who change their degree program.

Mr. Giuliani still proposes ending the commercial rent tax and a flat $2-per-night 2-per-night 2-per-nightests.

The unreasonable fee imposed on physicians for medical waste will only escalate the rising cost of medical care.

A permanent tax or fee imposed on the nation's largest banks could reduce future risks by discouraging big banks from getting even bigger.