Sentence examples for surcharges collected from inspiring English sources

Calling such spending overdue, Mr. Silver said the bonds would be paid back over time with some of the millions of dollars in cellphone surcharges collected each year in New York.

Still, those fees add up to far less than the fuel surcharges collected by some foreign carriers — among them British Airways, Air Canada, Lufthansa, Virgin Atlantic and All Nippon Airways — when passengers redeem miles for flights.

A new study by Bjorn Hanson, clinical professor at the Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality Tourism and Sports Management at New York University, found that while total fees and surcharges collected by hotels in the United States declined to $1.55 billion in last year's faltering economy, they will rise this year.

Is Verizon also going to pay back to everyone who lives in Boston and throughout the Commonwealth and couldn't get service, the $4,000.00-$4,000.00-$5,000.00hold that was already collected to do this work, starting in 1995, not counting interest and 'various taxes, fees and surcharges' collected for 21 years?

At the same time, Mr. Hussein was imposing illegal surcharges, collecting kickbacks and smuggling oil outside the approved program, generating almost $11 billion in illicit revenue, which he used to buy weapons, other prohibited items and to build lavish palaces, according to the Duelfer report.

A fee or surcharge is collected by the hotel and can be used by management however it wants, Mr. Hanson said.

In addition, Judge Lauria noted, the chief judge of the state courts, Judith S. Kaye, has repeatedly pressed the governor and the Legislature to raise reimbursement rates to $75 an hour, to be paid for partly by criminal surcharge fees collected by the state.

The surcharges they collect on car rentals are down, too.

If a welfare surcharge on alcoholic beverages is imposed, the government should enact an Alcohol Hazards Prevention Act to regulate the levy methods and use of collected surcharges.

Nonetheless, Mr. Vallone said the city's 911 response capabilities should be more robust considering the amount of surcharges that have been collected from cellphone users.

The audit, conducted by the state comptroller's office and covering the last decade, said that the $162 million collected from surcharges on cellular phone bills was meant to buy equipment that would, for example, provide an emergency dispatcher with a caller's approximate location.