Sentence examples for imposing fee from inspiring English sources

But as recently as May 2003, the United States Supreme Court has held that imposing fee limits on fund-raisers would violate their First Amendment rights.

This summer, Blue Cross is imposing fee reductions on physicians at the same time it is sending letters to policyholders notifying them that their premiums are going up because of increasing medical expenses, said Karen Nikos, a spokeswoman for the California Medical Assn., the state's largest physician trade group.

See Epiq Systems, Inc., Form 8-K, Ex. 3.1 § 7.7(c) (filed Oct. 9, 2014) (imposing fee-shifting and "no pay" provision where plaintiff "brings a Covered Action in any forum other than a Chosen Court").

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

Germany has moved furthest toward imposing fees on computer equipment.

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

Faced with new limits on fees associated with debit cards, for instance, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and others are imposing fees on checking accounts.

In addition, officials in Europe, Canada and the United States are considering imposing fees aimed at limiting trading volume or paying for the cost of greater oversight.

Since the recession began, courts have increasingly had to fend for themselves by imposing fees on criminal defendants to address budget gaps.

With airlines imposing fees for things like checked bags, priority seating and access to airport lounges, finding a good fare is just the starting point.

Its rationale applies whenever an agreement makes the vindication of federal claims impossibly expensive whether by imposing fees or proscribing cost-sharing or adopting some other device.