Sentence examples for higher extraction fees from inspiring English sources

A new pricing system, introduced to Beijing last year, makes the biggest users of water sources pay higher extraction fees.

Ms. Evans suggested that the state consider taxing makers of sugary drinks, which she said led to health problems in children, and perhaps charge oil extraction fees.

A bond pool is an alternative bonding program where members in the bond pool pay membership and resource extraction fees.

But even high extraction costs can be economically viable because of the soaring value of fuel.

Brown OKs higher fees for high-demand community college classes.

So, I am against higher tuition fees.

Bigger loads command much higher commercial fees.

One cost: higher audit fees.

Consumers end up paying higher fees -- either through "checkout fees" (surcharges at the register) or higher banking fees.

Comparing municipalities at the low- and high-fee side of state borders reveals that higher fees trigger significantly more evasion.

Newer programs appeared to charge higher fees than older ones, probably because of a global trend toward higher fees.