Sentence examples for increase in fee from inspiring English sources

One banking source said: "What we're looking for from Nats is an increase in fee incomes and some financial support from the government".

Mr. Beard said the university planned to spend 32 percent of the increase in fee income on a range of measures designed to widen access.

Its Chase retail banking unit benefited from more profitable home lending and an increase in fee income from checking accounts, debit cards and the sale of investment products.

Ministers survived a revolt by Lib Dem MPs to force through the increase in fee levels last autumn, as a way of helping universities balance the books amid falling financial support from the Government.

The group said solicitors had sustained a 17.5 per cent cut over the past 15 months, and there had been no increase in fee rates in more than two decades.

The loss of teaching grants – roughly £9,900 per student over the course of a degree – outweighs the increase in fee income, and universities would have to charge fees of £7,000 a year or more to make up for this reduction in funding, the IFS said.

"As ancillary revenues continue to grow rapidly, we are now seeing increasing interest from full service carriers around the world, which are starting to implement ancillary services through global distribution systems," said Holger Taubmann, vice-president of distribution at Amadeus.The massive increase in fee-based revenues may not be as startling as it appears, though.

"I pledge to vote against any increase in fees in the next parliament".

Advertisers are offering actors a substantial increase in fees in exchange for unlimited use of commercials.

Many councils have offered no increase in fees for our services.

But the shortfall will be made up by the increase in fees.