Sentence examples similar to legislated fees from inspiring English sources

It's probably the highest fee ever legislated for any airport in the country, according to the business aviation group's Mr. Gilley.

Tony Blair legislated to introduce top-up fees for university in 2004 despite ruling out the proposal in Labour's 2001 election manifesto.

Labour introduced tuition fees having come to power saying it had no plans to do so* and after promising in its 2001 manifesto that "We will not introduce top-up fees and have legislated to prevent them".

The proposal was controversial as during the election campaign for the 2001 General Election their manifesto stated that Labour "will not introduce top-up fees and has legislated against them".

The policy change created much opposition from the student community and even from within the Labour Party because, during the election campaign for the 2001 General Election, the Labour manifesto stated that Labour "will not introduce top-up fees and has legislated against them".

Friendships cannot be legislated against, but business ties, such as consultancy fees or supplier relationships, could be barred, either by law or by stock-exchange requirements.

Hoover even legislated an excise tax on checks you had to pay Uncle Sam a fee every time you wrote a check.

In recent years the EU has legislated to lower the costs, so telecoms operators have been forced to cap their fees.

That cannot be legislated away.

The tactic was legislated out of existence.

He legislated, designated consuls, and retained precedence.