Sentence examples for puts fees from inspiring English sources

"It certainly puts fees in the limelight," he said.

"Putting fees up merely allows us to maintain the status quo".

"Can we continue putting fees up until it becomes another poll tax on wheels?" Munby asked.

Private school leaders warned they would be forced to put fees up to cover the cost of extra bursaries.

Our direction of travel is putting fees down to £6,000, not putting them up, but we've still got to set that out.

A problem Romer faces is that laws in some states prohibit local governments from banning or putting fees on plastic bags.

The big names are even putting fees up—at Winchester, by £1,400 a year to pay for bursaries for the non-super-rich, thus satisfying stringent new rules for educational charities.

"There are all sort of things happening where banks are saying, where can we put fees in place for our service to generate revenue or how can we reduce our costs?" Over the last few years, consumers have increasingly shifted their spending to debit cards from credit cards, in large part to curb their spending.

National Union of Students vice president (higher education) Sorana Vieru On increasing fees: "Students will understandably be outraged at any suggestion universities could be allowed to put fees up even higher in order to improve teaching quality – it was only four years ago that tuition fees were trebled.

"I've had clients tell me that the reason we were chosen out of a competitive evaluation is that we have this flexibility about putting fees at risk".

Well, the obvious idea would be to put fees on top of what users who rent things out charge — but they're not doing that.