Sentence examples for fees raised from from inspiring English sources

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.

Congress has increased the budget this year and entrance fees raised from 307 million visitors also helps.

I'm sure a few will be put off going to university because of the changes, but, just as when the tuition fees were raised from £3,000 a year to £9,000, there may be an initial slump before numbers pick up again.

For those that are neutered or spayed, the license fee was raised from $7.50 to $10.

These fees have been raised from $50 to between $75 and $300.

The 2002 budget also provides for an increase in Coliseum parking fees, which would be raised from $6 to $8.

Suggested admission fees for adults were raised from $8 to $10.

Health workers were quite supportive of provision of free care, and it appears they would be more so if additional health staff could be deployed to cope with the higher workload and the income previously raised from fees could be compensated to buy essentials for the facility.

Overall, the health workers interviewed in Zambia appeared supportive of free care, as long as more health staff were deployed to cope with the higher workload and the income previously raised from fees was compensated for by government so that they could still buy essentials for the facility.

Fee for runners, $35 $255 for Road Runner members); no fee for walkers; money raised from pledges will benefit programs of the American Heart Association.

Fee for runners, $35 $255 for members of the New York Road Runners ); no fee for walkers; money raised from pledges will benefit programs of the American Heart Association.