Sentence examples for implement fee from inspiring English sources
In 2015, the Park Service's plan to implement fee increases of about $15 per vehicle allowed for a seven-month comment period and meetings near the affected parks, according to the National Parks Conservation Association.
Other businesses will have their own unique characteristics — you could slowly implement fee increases for existing customers (as discussed above), provide transition pricing, or convert past-activity into benefit/tier levels, to name a few.
They too can find arguments in our reports in support of better developed, better financed and better implemented fee exemption policies.
If the TEF is implemented, fees could reach £11,697 by 2025-26.
"Barclaycard is the UK's biggest credit card provider and their decision to implement a fee did, in my opinion, trigger others to follow". He said that the days of fee-free 0% balance transfer deals could be numbered as providers find ways to avoid losses from customers that frequently "churn" debts from card to card without purchasing on them.
Later, a spokeswoman for the bank, Anne Pace, said in an e-mail: "We plan to implement the fee in early 2012".
The Business Council of Australia chief executive, Jennifer Westacott, said they were disappointed the government had decided to implement a fee regime on all overseas investments in Australia.
The guidelines, set to go into effect in January, also implement a fee of up to $5 a month per scooter or bike — which could add up to $36,000 a year per company.
Despite its well established disadvantage of causing cost inflation which can be a major threat to sustainability - and sometimes leading to unnecessary provision of services because it requires very little technical expertise to implement - fee for service is a common payment mechanism in many low income countries (Ghana National Health Insurance Authority).
Most interestingly, the law does not implement a fee or tax on fantasy sports operators that register to provide services in New Hampshire.
