Sentence examples for forced fees from inspiring English sources

Those forced fees are unfair to workers who pay them and have a corrupting effect on government by building union power, he said.

"I don't have a voice or vote in the union, and I'm opposed to forced fees and forced unionism," she said in an interview when her appeal was filed this year.

On Monday, Kennedy made clear he saw the forced fees as a free-speech violation.

The forced fees "involve a whole class of persons whose speech has been silenced, not just one person," he told Frederick.

Opposing them, liberal lawyers for the Obama administration, the California attorney general and the teachers unions are citing Kennedy's opinion as a basis for upholding the forced fees.

Before Scalia's death, the court's five more conservative justices had served notice that they were ready to overturn Abood and declare such forced fees as unconstitutional.

He has said consumers have been charged a combined $20 billion a year in forced rental fees.

Unison's general secretary, Dave Prentis, described it as "wrong" to replace bursaries with loans and "force fees" on students, many of whom, he said, are likely to be put off careers in nursing for fear of graduating with "such huge debts".

We can't find any recent instance in which fund directors voted to cancel a management contract with the company that operates a fund or forced a fee cut over the objections of the operator.

Yes, Hargreaves deserves plaudits for using its clout to force lower fees from several big fund management houses.

Page C1 NEW CREDIT LEGISLATION President Obama is supporting legislation that would keep banks from forcing higher fees and interest rates on credit card users.