Sentence examples for instituting a fee from inspiring English sources

For his part, Victorino said he could not imagine instituting a fee for sports.

A better way to address the urgent problem of climate change is through instituting a fee on carbon.

Airlines in the United States started charging for luggage in 2005 by instituting a fee for passengers with more than one bag to check.

Once again, the Parks Department shows its unfriendly policies toward New Yorkers it should be serving by instituting a fee for its community athletic facilities ("New York Says Poor Must Pay for Recreation," front page, March 18).

As a result, the site gets 600,000 listings for real estate in New York per month; by instituting a fee, Craigslist hopes to cut that number by 90percentt.

It would also have instituted a fee, for the first time, for actually settling a case.

The overlords, in their infinite wisdom, instituted a fee to participate in each election, set by an algorithm.

According to Mr. Eadie of Brandeis, more than 20 states have instituted a fee to pay for monitoring systems, paid by hospitals, health care facilities, drug distributors and manufacturers, and others involved in the use of controlled substances.

We are offering MSI services for free for the next few months, but will institute a fee structure this Summer.

Another potential downside could be that even though Spotify announced that the upload service will be free, there's much speculation that this will be for a limited time period only, as the market and stockholders might eventually force the platform to institute a fee.

Perhaps beginning a trend, Goldman instituted a fee-based system for client trades in January that has already helped to stem losses.