Sentence examples for increasing fees for the from inspiring English sources

The strikers are fighting a plan by the BBC's management that seeks to plug a pension funding gap, estimated at £1.5 billion $2.4 billionn) without increasing fees for the BBC audience in Britain.

Squeezed universities are also likely to increase fees for the courses, it adds: "The austere financial landscape in higher education has encouraged universities to calculate the full economic cost of their provision.

Other possibilities include cutting the number of aircraft carriers to 10 from 11 — the United States still has more than any other country — as well as increased fees for the military's generous health care system, changes in military retirement, base closings around the country and delayed maintenance on ships and buildings.

After all, shipping companies can't necessarily get an item delivered any faster than throwing it in a car with someone who's heading to your destination right now – but they're happy to charge you increased fees for the expedited delivery.

Some buildings are also trying to generate income by imposing or increasing fees for using the bike room, for moving in or out, or for renting a unit.

One solution being considered by the Port Authority to contend with the problem of overscheduling at La Guardia is changing the way airlines are charged for using the airport -- increasing fees, for example, during peak hours to discourage airlines from scheduling so many flights during those hours.

Instead, the banks have been increasing fees for services.

The Department of Health increased fees for connections to the water supply for residents who own swimming pools, sprinkler systems or central air-conditioning.

* The governor and the Legislature promised to increase fees for attorneys representing the poor in New York's civil and criminal courts.

For Mr. Cameron, whose coalition government is already under siege because of its move to increase fees for university students, the decision represented a small measure of relief -- easing the pressure on one of his more trusted advisers.

The University of Aberdeen has become the first in Scotland to announce increased fees for students coming from the rest of the UK.