Sentence examples for suggested fees from inspiring English sources

Many pay considerably less than the suggested fees (among the lowest in New York City).

A former State Department official who was part of an interagency committee that reviewed trade contracts with Iraq said the group detected "abnormalities in pricing that suggested fees and kickbacks".

Since authors and publishers have stakes on both sides of this issue, they ought to be able to come up with suggested fees that would allow creators to set reasonable budgets, and compel rights holders to conform to industry norms.

The Met does not have a fixed fee for admission, but it has encouraged donations with suggested fees since 1970.

Entry is expensive, so guests can also visit classics like the Metropolitan Museum (which only has a high "suggested" fee) or head to Brooklyn for a cheap, delicious feast at Smorgasburg.

Every afternoon I would pay my entrance fee ($1, because the "suggested" fee was an untenable $25, and as long as I at least acknowledged the suggestion but chose not to fulfill it, I felt in the right) and climb five stories to the museum's peak, a gorgeous view of Manhattan and the not-long-for-this-world greenery that is Central Park.  .

I suggest fees in the region of £20,000 a year.

However, agreement with Fincher could not be finalised, with sources suggesting fees and creative control were sticking points, leaving the way clear for Boyle to get involved.

It adds: "NLW Providerer sentiment suggests fee increases have generally not covered the cost of NLW.

While some claims firms have attempted to suggest fee-paying accounts are the next big banking scandal after PPI, the ombudsman rejected this interpretation.

Mr. Green suggested levying fees on those who live near parks, and all the candidates said that they would consider returning concession fees to the parks.