Sentence examples for fees which would from inspiring English sources

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

Even at that level, those fees, which would be paid by cigarette makers, could reach $10 billion.

But the ruling said that the firm was owed $104 million in fees, which would have given it a net worth of $44 million.

WASHINGTON — House and Senate Democrats announced a tentative agreement Monday to impose new limits on debit card fees, which would resolve a main difference between the two chambers as they race to complete financial legislation before the Fourth of July.

A couple of weeks ago in this column, I described how private equity firms like Bain Capital convert management fees, which would normally generate ordinary income, into investments that yield capital gain.

Traditional Medicare would have a sicker population, so would have to raise its fees, which would in turn drive more healthy people to private plans.Mr Obama offers a different approach.

And all for a transfer fee which wouldn't buy you a serious international footballer.

Elmsford would pay Greenburgh an annual $25-per-capita 25-per-capita 25-per-capita$85,000 fee the village of 3,400 residents.

(The banks would offer to pay the breakup fee, which would be cheaper than financing the deal).

Mrs. Clinton's proposal does not detail the exact scale or structure of the fee, which would require legislation.

He told me he would like to see oil companies pay a fee, which would rise annually, based on carbon emissions.