Sentence examples for has raised fees from inspiring English sources

Seattle has raised fees for rubbish collection.

The City Council has raised fees for municipal day care centers and the price of school lunches.

Instead, he said, the agency has raised fees on loans and cut back on debt counseling for small businesses in economic trouble.

Mr. Cooper said he thought the museum could manage with the lower amount because it has raised fees, sought donations and made plans to add a new cafe and gift shop.

Last week, Datek Online said it would impose a $15 quarterly fee on investors who trade infrequently or have less than $5,000 in their accounts, while TD Waterhouse has raised fees on some trades to $15 from $12. STILL, Mr. Smith expects commission increases to be moderate.

I don't have to tell you that the University of California has raised fees for students.

ADDING OR RAISING FEES -- To avoid tax increases, some states, including Florida, which has no personal income tax, have raised fees for various services or professional licenses.

A Labour government would have raised fees too, several guessed.

The nation's big banks have raised fees when their revenues were squeezed in the past.

In the face of new regulations, banks have raised fees and other sources of income to bolster their business.

He warned here that even though Mr. Romney was governor of neighboring Massachusetts, he had raised fees on people in New Hampshire, including commuters.