Sentence examples for in dues from from inspiring English sources
The American Red Cross, under its president, Dr. Bernadine Healy, who took office in July, has withheld $5 million in dues from the federation in Geneva.
The laborers and five other unions left the federation in 2005 in a bitter dispute that damaged the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s political heft and sapped millions in dues from its budget.
In fact, the Manor Association, which collects $500 a year in dues from each homeowner, allows nothing else, declaring that "no building of the character known as a 'two-family house' or 'flat' shall be erected".
He expects to have a front-end membership fee of several million dollars and approximately US$1 million per year in dues from the residents of these high-end communities.
The new complaint also reports that Unite has collected approximately $16 million a year in liquidated damages, which the complaint says exceeds the amount the union collects annually in dues from its 300,000 members.
According to information compiled by the group U.S. Chamber Watch, the business lobby received at least $189 million in dues from 1,511 members, including corporations, individuals and organizations.
I'm talking about permanently depriving the left from access to millions of dollars in dues extracted from unwilling union members every election cycle" (emphasis in original).
The goal, the group said, was "permanently depriving the left from access to millions of dollars in dues extracted from unwilling union members every election cycle".
To make the point, the American Red Cross last month withheld $5 million in membership dues from the Swiss-run international committee and $350,000 more from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, which cares for disaster victims.
In 2008, the oil lobby paid Edelman $75m, more than a third of the $203m in revenues collected in membership dues from ExxonMobil, Chevron and other oil companies.
Rather, they are a front for a labor union that seeks to advance its own interest in collecting dues from the employees' hard-earned pay".
