Sentences with phrase «to impose fees»

The bill also imposes fees on a licensing population that is too small to cover the costs of the regulatory program the bill proposes.

Just as banks impose fees for low balances, insurance companies may also charge a fee if the variable annuity account falls below a minimum maintenance threshold.

A mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 20 + tax per room, per day will be charged and collected by the hotel either at check - in or check - out.

But some credit cards (especially travel credit cards) will not impose this fee.

These are usually in a category known as «carrier imposed fees» that are sometimes added to fares, airline analysts said.

By imposing a fee (even five cents) it forces a change in people's behavior, since they can avoid that fee by carrying reusable canvas bags.

Many creditors automatically impose a fee when your due date passes without a payment posted to your account.

In addition, a new study reports that 15 percent said they have never verified whether their primary checking account imposes fees.

But a new development, better described as a «contingent deferred sales charge,» imposes fees up to 6 % for shares redeemed the first year and declining 1 % per year.

He was also critical of the newly imposed fee to vote in the contest, arguing some voters can not afford to pay the money.

The trial judge, upheld on appeal, held that the legislation imposing the fees was unconstitutional.

Most cellular providers impose a fee for early termination of a contract.

Some banks might take the opportunity to impose fees on your account, or even close it altogether.

A mandatory hotel - imposed fee of $ 45 per room, per day is charged and collected by the hotel either at check - in or check - out.

The state would also be able to impose fees for follow up inspections required because of violations.

Most balance transfer credit cards will impose a fee when moving over a balance from another card.

Beyond that most accounts impose fees that can be reduced or eliminated by meeting certain requirements.

Fidelity's government and U.S. Treasury money market funds will not impose a fee upon the sale of your shares, nor temporarily suspend your ability to sell shares if the fund's weekly liquid assets fall below 30 % of its total assets because of market conditions or other factors.

Some states prohibit merchants from imposing a fees on consumers who pay with credit cards instead of cash or debit.

Congressman Pete King (R - Seaford) issued a statement condemning the fees, saying: «At a time when the cost of travel teams is prohibitive for so many families and taxes are too high for everyone, it is unconscionable for the County to be imposing fees which will prevent so many young kids from having the opportunity to play our National Pastime.»

We see from how British Columbia did it that it is administratively feasible (indeed, not just no cost, but net savings) to exclude lucrative access to CO2E emission by imposing a fee at the retail level using the retail tax system, even though this fee itself is not a tax in the conventional sense.

Resort Fee: - A mandatory hotel - imposed fee per room, per day will be charged and collected by the hotel either at check - in or check - out.

But it would take another vote from the newly - elected City Council in 2018 to impose the fee once again.

Councilman Brad Lander (D - Brooklyn), who is co-sponsoring the bill with Councilwoman Margaret Chin (D - Manhattan), said it's one of several options on the table, including banning plastic bags outright while imposing a fee just on paper bags.

Does the Ledger Nano S or its company impose any fee for send or receive coins to the Ledger wallet?

United recently imposed fees on their Premier Platinum members if they do not change or cancel their award tickets far in advance.

The law took specific aim at a range of requirements for credit card companies that prevent them from doing things like giving credit without assessing a consumer's ability to pay, arbitrarily raising interest rates for being a day late with payment, or allowing a consumer to go over the limit with a card before imposing a fee for doing so.

Mandatory hotel - imposed fee inclusions: - Access for two to the fitness facility within the Canyon Ranch SpaClub ® - In - suite internet access (Wi - Fi or Ethernet)- Boarding pass printing - Unlimited local and toll - free calls - Daily newspaper

A fee - and - dividend system imposes a fee on the initial sale of a fossil fuel which is then redistributed to the public; the rising cost of carbon - intensive products would, it is hoped, encourage families to keep their carbon footprints low.

Benefits will be paid, up to the Maximum Benefit Amount shown in the Schedule of Benefits to reimburse You for the amount of the Published Penalties and unused non-refundable Prepaid Payments or Deposits You paid for Travel Arrangements, including up to $ 75 for the cost of airline imposed fees to rebank frequent flyer miles for air flights to join Your Trip when You are prevented from taking Your Trip due to:

The new law imposes a fee of $ 75 to be paid at the time of the recording of every real estate instrument, paper, or notice required or permitted by law to -LSB-...]

A New York State effort to more tightly regulate the prepaid cards on which many employees receive their wages was struck down by a review board, which ruled that the state's Labor Department exceeded its authority in imposing fee limits and other restrictions on the cards.

However, most banks impose a fee every time a debit card is used for making purchases or when an ATM is used from another bank branch.

Like Square Cash, Google Pay Send imposes no fees, because it only supports debit cards.

Plastic bags in the five boroughs will soon come with a 5 - cent price tag, according to a group of legislators who said they have the votes in the NYC Council to pass a bill imposing the fee.

The company used to charge fees for access to its infrastructure and other services, but with the move to the BlackBerry 10 operating system, it no longer imposes these fees.

«You do this [impose fees], and you close off [the pools to] lots of people on the South Side, and the West Side and the East Side.»

The 22,100 - student Evansville - Vanderburgh school district imposed the fee on all K - 12 students in the 2002 - 03 school year.

The new kerajaan can always impose fee for vehicle ownership, which I suggest to be RM100 (upto RM200 per cc is still acceptable for me) for every cc above 2500, ie RM23k plus RM100k for a vehicle of 3500cc (I am willing to pay some form of «tax», and I don't want vehicles to be totally free from whatever taxes / fees).

Verbal judgements are not encouraged when there are imposed fees attached.

Funds which sell their shares through brokers typically impose fees, called «sales loads» or «sales charges», as a percentage of an investor's initial investment to compensate brokers for their services.

But the unintended consequences have come along with it, prior to the Credit Card Protection Act being passed, credit card companies, in order to avoid losses, raised interest rates and imposed fees ahead of the law.

(d) If a registrant imposes any fee or other charge or receives any funds or other payments not authorized under this section, except as a result of an accidental and bona fide error:

The MEC additionally disciplined the treasurer of The Alliance for Truth, Mark Patterson, and imposed fees against them both in the amount of $ 61,500.