Sentence examples for fees push from inspiring English sources

When the golfing goes ashore, transfer charges and greens fees push the cost to around $500.

He said that if the fees "push away more disadvantaged kids or more disruptive kids, that becomes highly problematic.

Third, to the extent that the fees push commuters to switch from cars to mass transit, they will spread subway and bus costs over more users, thus helping to keep down fare increases.

These massive undisclosed sums include costs for high-end public relations firms, legal fees, push polling, direct mail efforts, and dubious think tank research.

Green fees pushing $220—at least ten times the Irish norm and two to three times thoseat Ballybunion and Royal County Down—have effectively walled away the lovely Cork lilt, and the new $50,000 International Memberships should complete the job.

The Labor Department previously found that the debit fees pushed the pay of some Hardee's workers in Alabama below the minimum wage.

The workers' pay rates were so low that the fees pushed their overall pay below the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour, investigators found.

This retrocession is taken out of the annual fee, pushing such fees higher and reducing clients' returns.

Its spiralling costs are now such a drain that each visitor who walks through the door paying the €3 entry fee pushes local French taxpayers €30 further into debt.

A fifth of local authorities already face increased pressure on school places, the Local Government Association reports, and steeper private-school fees will push more children into the state sector.

It's called for tougher regulation to protect us from rogue claims management companies that plague people with nuisance calls, charge high fees and push up the cost of insurance for honest customers.