Sentence examples for fees raises from inspiring English sources
The elimination of roaming fees raises a question: if the customers don't have to pay the fee, then who will?
Douglas Ferrans, author of a report on equity underwriting for the Institutional Investors Council, says the bundling of charges for corporate-broking services with underwriting fees raises the suspicion that shareholders are paying over the odds.
Our preferred estimator indicates that a one percent increase in fees raises the evasion rate by 0.3 percentage points.
These fees raise cash for the airlines.
This dramatic drop in fees raised questions as to why the annual amount collected was set so steeply.
But the fees raise thorny ethical and constitutional issues, say advocates of prisoner rights and some other corrections experts.
But these finders sometimes sued over their fees, "raising questions of how rough-and-tumble the company could be," Mr. Eisinger writes.
"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.
Allotment fees raised £1.50 to £2.00 a week.
People using or providing social care in Lancashire are to be asked whether services should be reduced or fees raised by the county council.
