Sentence examples for lowering the fees from inspiring English sources

Big banks could try to bully Visa and MasterCard into lowering the fees that small banks earn from debit cards.

And the company has already given competitors at home and abroad part of what they wanted by lowering the fees it charges them for interconnection with its network.

And it has succeeded — not by lowering the fees that merchants pay, but often by pushing them up, making its bank customers happier.

And he argues that trying to cut the deficit by simply lowering the fees Medicare and Medicaid pay to hospitals will not work.

It also suggests the government should look at lowering the fees for employment tribunals and explore the feasibility of a collective insurance scheme to help small and medium employers provide enhanced pay and cover for maternity leave, as in Denmark.

And lowering the fees on money transfers — currently an average 8.7 percent of the amount sent, the World Bank says — would bolster female remittances, which are more vulnerable because more frequent.

In a new report called "Nurturing Naturalization: Could Lowering the Fee Help?", I and three other researchers at USC's Center for the Study of Immigrant Integration explore the obstacles to citizenship for aspiring Americans by focusing on the fees associated with the naturalization process.

Retailers fought hard to lower the fees.

Mexico's telecommunications regulator lowered the fees last year, but Telcel has been fighting them in court.

[The Lib Dems] said they would lower the fees … We had these protests but no one listened to us.

One last-minute Senate addition would lower the fees that merchants pay to process many debit card transactions.