Sentence examples for proposing a fee from inspiring English sources

As part of an effort to educate consumers about overdraft fees, the new federal consumer watchdog agency is proposing a "fee penalty" box to be included on checking account statements.

Mr. Bloomberg has attracted both criticism and praise for proposing a fee of $8 a day for cars and $21 for commercial trucks that enter Manhattan below 86th Street during weekday business hours.

Meanwhile, Finance Minister Alistair Darling may provoke a business backlash by raising capital gains tax and proposing a fee for non-domiciled foreigners.

Now Network Solutions is now calling the practice "abusive" and proposing a fee to registrars designed to destroy the economic incentive to engage in the practice.

To recover the rest, I've proposed a fee on the biggest banks.

There was no requirement to declare turnover or propose a fee, which has avoided the usual cut-throat lottery of fee bidding.

Wary of public outrage over a tiny elite accelerating to recovery ahead of the rest, the Obama administration has proposed a fee on banks to recoup bailout funds.

County supervisors have proposed a fee on property owners that would raise $290 million a year to finance a project to mitigate runoff pollution.

On Tuesday he proposed a fee for the largest financial institutions to pay for refinancing relief to "responsible homeowners" hurt by the crisis.

Score: 1 To recover the rest, I've proposed a fee on the biggest banks … take $30bn of the money Wall Street banks have repaid and use it to help community banks give small businesses the credit they need to stay afloat.

Representative Chris Van Hollen, a Maryland Democrat and negotiator on the final bill, said Democrats would revive their push to raise taxes on oil and gas companies and propose a fee on banks to recoup still-unpaid costs of the Wall Street bailout.