Sentence examples for impose fees from inspiring English sources

President Obama signed legislation making it harder to raise interest rates and impose fees.

The bags' proliferation has inspired whole countries to ban them or impose fees on them.

Many fund companies discourage such trading in their prospectuses and impose fees to prevent it.

Retailers, he said, have been increasingly unhappy with certain high-end cards that impose fees as high as 3.5 percent.

The first allowed funds to impose fees on redemptions or suspend them for up to ten days to prevent runs.

Carmakers are already digging in their heels against a state proposal to impose fees on the thirstiest vehicles.

Under the new bill, the TEF's second phase will impose fee caps on institutions with poor teaching or student satisfaction while allowing others to increase their fees.

Some carriers are imposing fees to undermine Skype's attraction.

Germany has moved furthest toward imposing fees on computer equipment.

It recently imposed fees to list items on its auction service, which had been free.

Even TCF Financial of Minnesota, whose marketing mantra championed "totally free checking," started imposing fees this year in anticipation of the new rules.