Sentence examples similar to levy a significant fee from inspiring English sources

While the recent Affordable Care Act does not strictly limit hours per employee, beginning next year it gives employers a strong push toward part-time employment by levying a significant fee per full-time employee and exempting part-time employees from the fee.

And it will be a significant fee.

City officials said their hands were tied by rules preventing them from levying a more significant fee without a public vote endorsing a move.

Take the apprenticeship levy, a significant strand of the government's new approach to apprenticeships funding.

The seemingly ordinary family in the foreground must be quite rich, for China levies significant fees beyond having more than one child.

So why not get rid of revenue sharing, and levy a separate fee to cover each account's costs?

Public broadcasters levy a compulsory fee, but relatively few people pay cable or satellite broadcasters for extra channels.

York's Barbican and its agents levy a 12.5% fee on card purchases.

Many will levy a 3% fee based on the amount that you take out.

"It is perfectly legal for a company to levy a management fee on a subsidiary," he says.

One administrator failed to levy a $15 copay fee on 50,000 appointments, costing the plan an extra $750,000, auditor TMDG found.