Sentence examples for increasing the fee from inspiring English sources

That March, Christie's announced that it was increasing the fee charged to sellers at its auctions.

Bowser (D) proposed increasing the fee on ride-hailing trips from one percent to 4.75percentt, as well as hikes in sales and commercial property taxes.

The gun owners were upset that the county has decided to raise revenues by increasing the fee for a pistol permit to $200 from $40, and the fee for a renewal to $200 from $25.

To help close a $2.4 billion budget gap, the Bloomberg administration has proposed doubling the admission fee at the city's 32 recreation centers and increasing the fee to play on tennis courts and ball fields.

In its deficit reduction plan released last week, the administration proposed raising the fee initially to $5 for a one-way trip and then increasing the fee by 50 cents a year from 2013 to 2017, ultimately adding up to a $15 security charge on a round-trip airline ticket.

Mr. Huntsman also proposes a hard cap on leverage and, as a complement to this, a punitive fee on bank size: The fee would incentivize the major banks to slim themselves down; failure to do so would result in increasing the fee until the banks are systemically safe.

If increasing the fees were to hit student numbers, they would have to stop doing it.

The administration infuriated some restaurateurs this week with an idea for greatly increasing the fees for sidewalk cafes.

Laming's report criticises the government for increasing the fees councils must pay when applying to take children into care.

Christie's is also expected to announce that it will follow its rival, Sotheby's, in increasing the fees it charges buyers.

CUNA chief economist Mike Schenk says that's partly due to banks increasing the fees they were charging for their debit cards.