Sentence examples for fees water from inspiring English sources

"What it means is people are going to have to rely, to a degree, on their agencies for the incentives and the programs, but they individually are going to have to figure [it out]." What exactly those incentives will be – higher pay scales for heavy users, an even distribution of higher fees, "water school" – remains to be seen.

Make sure the lease establishes clearly what's included in your rent and what's not-building or homeowner's association fees, water expense, utilities, phone, internet, etc. 2. Find out previous renter's average costs.

Total RNA was eluted in RNase-fee water and stored at −80 °C until further use.

The monthly charges in both co-ops and condos cover operating costs — things like staff salaries, management fees, heat, water and sewer charges, even flowers in the lobby.

But in addition to reducing the city work force and raising some taxes, his budget includes increased fees for water, sewer service, some garbage-carting permits and more.

He said that China was smart to invest in infrastructure projects last year and that if debts mounted, local government could service the debt by raising fees on water and subways.

He said that China had been smart to invest in infrastructure projects last year and that if debts mounted, local governments could service the debt by raising fees on water and subways.

At issue is San Diego's longstanding contention that it has been bullied by a gang of its neighbors in the consortium, able by virtue of their number to force the county to pay exorbitant fees for water.

The debt burden from those loans is putting heavy pressure on local governments to raise the fees for water, sewage and other municipal services that were greatly improved with the loans, but which continue to be provided to the public for less than their cost, Mr. Lardy, of the Peterson Institute, said.

To pay for all the new approaches, the study's authors suggest raising fees for water use and charging fees for dam removal and chemical releases, among other things.

Some camps also charge additional trip fees -- water parks, plays and concerts or shows can run you an extra few hundred dollars over the summer.