Sentence examples for mandated fees from inspiring English sources

He paid only about $40 to register and get residency permits for the other children -- far lower than the officially mandated fees of over $600.

For one thing, America's traditional radio stations pay relatively little in royalties, thanks to a 1909 law that mandates fees for composers but not for performers.

Congress will need to mandate fees that pay for these rights directly from ISP fees.

This brings us to the second question: will federal courts uphold and enforce charter and bylaw provisions mandating fee-shifting?

College and university students sometimes protest when mandated students fees are distributed by the student government to organizations whose message they disapprove.

Mr. Laurence said that Vodafone and Telefónica would continue to pay each other legally mandated termination fees to connect each others' calls, even though they are now being carried on a jointly run network.

The DOL has mandated that fees be benchmarked.

But Little League is a decentralized organization, and in practice, local leagues are free to set their own budgets and mandate fees.

In a previous article I detail what these charges mean and why many are just more revenue to the companies, as opposed to a mandated government fee or tax.

But fewer people have considered what conservatives are risking: Union fair-share fees do not exist in an employment vacuum; the same logic and legal framework that permits the government to mandate these fees allows the government to conduct itself as an employer.

His suit argues collective bargaining is inherently political and that the laws mandating compelled fees violate his First Amendment rights by compelling his speech and association in activities he disagrees with.