Sentence examples for places fees from inspiring English sources

Some analysts believe that in many places fees from land transfers make up more than 30% of local-government revenues.

While Ms Johnson's use of her child's burgeoning sexual awareness as the starting point for an article has been criticised as a maternal betrayal of confidence which places fees above family, Mrs Bercow's latest adventure in newsprint has been read as a threat to democracy itself, bringing ridicule on the office of Speaker with her embarrassing equating of politics and hanky-panky.

And there appears to be even less for placing fees on excess trash.

The grant was contingent upon the county's agreement to place fees collected from airlines that break a voluntary overnight curfew in an escrow account.

That's why Save the Bay and other groups are supporting policies that promote reusable bags by placing fees on single-use plastic and paper bags, or banning them entirely.

It also includes comprehensive Medicare reform that keeps in place fee-for-service Medicare without capping growth, competing side by side with private options that seniors can choose instead if they wish.

They are not restrained by caps on places or fees, and students are entitled to government loans, of up to £6,000 per year, towards their tuition.

In some places, unauthorized fees reduced access to services.

In some places, inactivity fees are forbidden.

Saying the F.D.A.'s generic drugs department was underfunded, Dr. Hamburg noted a potential remedy: placing application fees on companies seeking approval for generic drugs.

He was against the "mansion tax", thinks the scope of legal aid should be limited and doesn't care for restrictions being placed on fees charged to private tenants by letting agents.