Sentence examples for fees in the next from inspiring English sources

"I pledge to vote against any increase in fees in the next parliament".

Near the MP was a placard reminding Wright of his pre-election promise to "vote against any increase in fees in the next parliament".

It said: I pledge to vote against any increase in fees in the next parliament and to pressure the government to introduce a fairer alternative.

So I asked her to put her hand on one of the money bibles she has written and swear not to raise Approved card fees in the next 24 months.

In November 2009, the NUS persuaded 400 Liberal Democrat candidates, including Clegg, to sign a pledge to vote against any increase in fees in the next parliament and to pressure the government to introduce a fairer alternative.

The FCC's common carrier designation and regulation of interconnection will put downward pressure on interconnection fees in the next round of negotiations between Google's YouTube and ISPs.

Ed Miliband has vowed to defend the BBC's licence fee in the next parliament, but admitted he doesn't watch the corporation's news output.

The BBC is expected to publish the results of the trial, to test the public's appetite for the licence fee, in the next few weeks.

"Sandy, you can expect a bill for my headhunter's fee in the next several days -- payable, of course, to the library".

Southport manager Liam Watson told the club website  he was "disappointed" with the way Owens had handled his exit and said they that they hoped to reach an agreement over a fee in the next 24 hours.

Defense officials say that Mr. Gates has to make up his mind about any health care fee increases in the next weeks, in time for the Pentagon to submit its 2012 spending plans to the White House budget director in December.