Sentence examples for imposing fees on from inspiring English sources

Germany has moved furthest toward imposing fees on computer equipment.

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

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.

Lufthansa CEOs Christoph Franz said last week in Berlin that Chinese officials have warned him they would consider imposing fees on European flights into China.

Would have refinanced the state's bankrupt Superfund program for cleaning up toxic waste sites, by imposing fees on industry and taking money out of the state treasury.

Virginia, as noted, is trying to surmount this second hurdle by diversifying its tax base and imposing fees on electric cars.

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

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.

He said they should impose fees on clients, even if the sums were low or payment was delayed.

Bills that would impose fees on E.V. drivers have also been introduced in Kansas and Arizona, and the issue has undergone study in Utah.