"fee" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- Fees in these areas rose 3 percent from the 1993 fourth quarter, to $432 million.
- Fees at public schools have risen beyond what many parents can afford, he said.
- By 1998, jurors' daily fees will rise to $40 from the current $15.
- The fee for an application to become a citizen would rise to $595 from $330, an 80 percent increase.
- In 1991, the average fee had risen 102 percent, to 87 cents.
- Also, the fee for registering a new car that cost $10,000 will rise to $200 from $170.
- Fees for entering the most popular places in the national park system will rise sharply next year.
- "It's that fees paid to the mental health professionals have not been rising."
- Additionally, the fees we pay for programming have risen by more than 15 percent.
- Early indicators suggest that even when fees rise in 2012, colleges will continue to offer value for money.
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