Sentence examples for raise the fees from inspiring English sources

The administration will prod them to raise the fees further to levels more in line with what a private company without cheap government capital has to charge.

The bill allows the F.B.I. to raise the fees it charges employers to cover the cost of cleaning up the data.

A strategy proposed by Jaffee is for Fannie and Freddie to gradually raise the fees they charge for guaranteeing the value of mortgage securities.

The government already has told Fannie and Freddie to raise the fees that lenders are charged, reducing the incentive to sell loans to the government, encouraging private alternatives.

"Everyone says I should raise the fees, but people say they can't afford it and I believe them," said Ms. Bliss, a former Tudor dancer and friend.

A bill that would have increased piloting rates and pilots' wages was soundly defeated last year; the fate of another bill that would raise the fees for the largest of the ships now appears bleak.

We would not like to get into this position of having to raise the fee cap.

Additional services, including M.L.S. listings, can raise the fee to as much as 4.3percentt.

As part of electioneering, the Labour party suggested that the Conservatives would raise the fee cap to £11,500.

Perhaps the biggest factor in Liverpool's favour is that there are very few clubs that could raise the fee for the striker.

While adding the two members, the A.C.C. presidents also voted to raise the fee to leave the conference to about $20 million.