Sentence examples for imposing a fee from inspiring English sources
"We don't want to risk losing that by imposing a fee".
He endorsed the idea of imposing a fee, or tax, on health insurance companies for "their most expensive policies".
Mr. Tribe contends that imposing a fee or requirement to return a sum of money cannot be construed as a punishment.
It might be heresy to suggest imposing a fee structure similar to that of a hedge fund at Berkshire Hathaway, the investment company he runs.
Ms. Hamm said that research by her organization could not find any other example of a state prison system imposing a fee on visitors.
The agency plans to raise the money by imposing a fee on owners of landmark properties who are granted permission to make alterations.
Though public and congressional sentiment are strongly against imposing a fee-per-mile tolling system, most transportation experts acknowledge that with revenue from the federal gas tax dwindling, the vehicle-miles-traveled tax, as it is known, is best option.
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.
The city imposed a fee of 5percentt of future revenues on phone companies offering local service.
