Sentence examples for in excessive fees from inspiring English sources

Moffett said he understood the FCC's interest in excessive fees but that he wasn't convinced the new rule could hold up in court.

The suit, filed by the county controller and pension board, accuses the businessmen who ran the fund of choosing unsuitable investments and draining millions of dollars in excessive fees.

Consumer groups said the decision left millions of bank customers in the dark about charges levied for overdrafts, bounced cheques and direct debits and would force them to pay billions of pounds in excessive fees before the review is completed.

California real estate developer Igor M. Olenicoff filed suit Tuesday against UBS, claiming the Swiss banking giant deceived him about the legality of keeping $200 million in unreported offshore accounts; charged him millions in excessive fees; and after leading him astray, reported him as a "tax evader" to the Internal Revenue Service.

Therefore, publishers that insist in charging excessive fees for accessing individual journals may cause distortions in the academic publication market.

"While most Western economies have taken action to rein in excessive debit card swipe fees, here in the U.S., the credit and debit card industry continues to hurt retailers and consumers by setting rates indiscriminately and raising rates at will," said John Emling, senior vice president for government affairs at Retail Industry Leaders Association, in a statement.

Edward Siedle of Benchmark Financial Services specializes in ferreting out excessive fees and conflicts of interest between, say, a hedge fund bundler (known as a fund of funds) and the investment vehicles it touts.

You keep reading about conflicts of interest and excessive fees in these plans.

That's according to a new report, completed by Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer's office, which finds that those who want to open a farmers market in their community face "excessive fees, confusing rules and a lack of coordination among agencies" according to the New York Times.

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Banks retorted that a new system to be rushed in by 2002 would eliminate excessive fees and double-charging.