Sentence examples for imposed a fee from inspiring English sources
The city imposed a fee of 5percentt of future revenues on phone companies offering local service.
Evidently, the colorful image was not enough to excuse them; in 2002, Ireland imposed a fee of fifteen euro cents on each plastic bag provided by retailers.
As Oklahoma discovered when it imposed a fee on money transfers abroad in 2010, that would drive remittances into some other, untaxed channel.
Al Lundeen of No on the Unfair Gambling Deals (the chief opposition group) points out that an earlier round of agreements imposed a fee for each new slot machine above a certain level.
The animosity has not slowed the Board's momentum: in March, it followed New York City and passed an ordinance requiring chain restaurants to post nutritional information on every menu item and imposed a fee to pay for such notices.
The Texas Legislature has sporadically addressed the problem of abandoned wells by, among other things, passing a law that imposed a fee on oil and natural gas production to pay for plugging them.
It would also impose a fee on carmakers to pay for the costs of certification.
Some states intend to impose a fee of about $650 a semester.
It is not, however, the first airline to impose a fee on paper tickets.
"We don't want to risk losing that by imposing a fee".
