Sentence examples for raises fees from inspiring English sources

The new budget raises fees $5 on weekdays and $6 on weekends.

That figure spiked 40 percent from 2005 to 2009 because of the complex formula that raises fees for stations that do well in outside fund-raising, said Al Jerome, KCET's chief executive.

The distinction between fees and taxes, however, has drawn some derision including from Matt Yglesias writing in Slate: But if it makes sense for Republicans to do a deal that raises "fees" in exchange for spending cuts, then on what planet does it not make sense to do a deal that raises taxes in exchange for spending cuts?

He raised fees.

Seattle has raised fees for rubbish collection.

Alaska raised fees on rental cars.

It also promises not to raise fees over time.

Colleges might then raise fees to absorb the extra cash.

A Labour government would have raised fees too, several guessed.

In fact, most continue merrily raising fees regardless.

Legislation to raise fees has died regularly in committee.