Sentence examples for fees to block from inspiring English sources
In addition to sponsoring measures requiring diapering stations in various public restrooms and securing metal plates in the streets to reduce noise, Councilwoman Eva S. Moskowitz is also at work on bills to require movie theaters to include the ticket prices in their advertisements and to make businesses pay fees to block off the street in front of their entrances.
But keep in mind that telemarketers change caller ID information easily and often, so it might not be worth paying a fee to block a number that will change.
"We are reaching out to customers to warn them of these fees and taking steps to block the transactions altogether.
In addition, at least two lawsuits were expected to be filed either yesterday or today, seeking to block the fees.
The school district has spent $3 million on legal fees, public relations and engineering tests to block the project.
TCF Financial, a Minnesota regional bank that relies heavily on revenue from debit card fees, has sued the Federal Reserve board to block the enactment of the Durbin amendment.
Originally, Brown sought to block all those supplemental fees.
Deutsche Telekom has tried to block rivals by charging them high fees to connect to its network and charging customers huge fees for changing telephone companies.
The payment formula in existing law would reduce Medicare doctors' fees about 29 percent next year, but Congress has regularly intervened to block such cuts.
The federal government has proposed a $7 fee for patients to see GPs, with Labor vowing to block the move.
