Sentence examples for fees raised from inspiring English sources
This dramatic drop in fees raised questions as to why the annual amount collected was set so steeply.
"Of course, we all want to see the Vanderbilt remain viable, but I certainly don't want to see parks fees raised to do so," he said.
Some also worry that taxes and fees raised at the local level could cancel out any potential benefits of a federal tax bill for their constituents.
Thanks to inflated income reports, and to a welter of taxes and arbitrary fees raised by the township and county, many villagers in Dimuchong pay taxes of over 200 yuan a year more than one-quarter of their meagre income and five times the central-government limit.
But he warned that the "do not call" registry would take at least seven months to become effective, that consumers in some states might not be part of it right away, and that it would not be set up at all unless Congress approved the agency's proposal to finance the registry with fees raised from telemarketers.
These fees raise cash for the airlines.
Our preferred estimator indicates that a one percent increase in fees raises the evasion rate by 0.3 percentage points.
But the fees raise thorny ethical and constitutional issues, say advocates of prisoner rights and some other corrections experts.
Student tuition fees raise their head yet again, complete with the myth of students suffering under a huge financial burden.
The elimination of roaming fees raises a question: if the customers don't have to pay the fee, then who will?
