Sentence examples for prohibitive fees from inspiring English sources
It doubtless covers the baldly exculpatory clause and prohibitive fees that the majority acknowledges would preclude an arbitration agreement's enforcement.
A third major reform would be to prevent the government from discouraging use of Foia requests by imposing prohibitive fees.
A labour market reform bill would have ended zero-hours contracts and abolished prohibitive fees for employment tribunals.
Opponents will try their best to scuttle reform by claiming to be open to compromise while they insist on prohibitive fees, penalties and requirements that turn the path into a fiction — not a wait of months but of decades or never.
But his government has watched happily while employment tribunal claims have been drastically reduced – down by 67% since prohibitive fees were introduced in 2013 – making it harder than ever to hold employers who fail to protect minority people from racist bullying to account.
Prohibitive fees, unawareness of the relevant laws or processes, cultural barriers, and the fear of further discrimination, are all listed as reasons why families do not register children.
Others, one hopes, are sitting at their desks writing regulations that require gun carriers to register their weapons at the entrance to the parks, pay a hefty (preferably prohibitive) fee for each gun, and require that those carrying guns display a sticker or other sign denoting compliance.
Prohibitive school fees While the programme is almost free for pre-school participants, the issue of affordable school fees for primary and secondary students remains unresolved.
Neither the Beatles nor Roxy Music would have existed, never mind shaped pop culture, had there been prohibitive college fees.
Yet prohibitive school fees meant Yaguine like so many others of his age, left school to seek paid work.
The access that smart, creative, messy kids from council estates once had to polytechnics, universities and art colleges has been eroded by prohibitive college fees.
