Sentence examples for fees raising from inspiring English sources

But these finders sometimes sued over their fees, "raising questions of how rough-and-tumble the company could be," Mr. Eisinger writes.

In turn, Sun agreed to pay AOL $350 million in licensing, marketing and advertising fees, raising the possibility that AOL was effectively getting back some of its expenditures to bolster its own revenue.

"Commissioner Stern is exacting mandatory and arbitrary fees, raising several questions over whether the Parks Department has gone beyond the scope of its legal authority," Mr. Vallone said last month.

HealthSouth classified $2.6 million in payments for janitorial inspections of its healthcare facilities as audit-related fees, raising questions about the company's relationship with auditor Ernst & Young, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Yet M&A deals made up the biggest chunk of fees, raising $5.3 billion or 34percentt of the total.

"It's just the perfect storm: You've got zero rates which are unheard of, squashing net interest margins like never before in history; the greatest regulation ever limiting fees, raising costs, demanding more capital; and then you've got a brewing economic disaster in Europe," said Trone.

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.

The elimination of roaming fees raises a question: if the customers don't have to pay the fee, then who will?

"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.