| Escalating fuel surcharges on airline tickets have added to the uncertainty, raising the prospect of future rises in fares. |
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| Federal and State laws do not adequately address the unfairness and anticompetitiveness of surcharges. |
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| Late payment surcharges will be applied in accordance with Section 3.1 of the Student Fee Regulations. |
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| The company has permission to recover losses by putting surcharges on customers' bills. |
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| The move comes in the week that British Airways announced it would be increasing fuel surcharges on its long-haul flights. |
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| Local taxes and surcharges on luxuries like theatre tickets were also reintroduced as a means of subsidizing hospitals. |
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| While we're so busy with war and beating off drug use, no one seems to worry about the smaller issues like ATM machine surcharges. |
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| With an exemption from such surcharges, the playing field might be more level for micropower generators. |
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| Most carriers also impose surcharges for excess baggage, unaccompanied minors, paper tickets and changes to flights. |
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| There are no airport taxes, hidden surcharges or stress locating luggage on the carousel. |
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| The airlines introduced passenger fuel surcharges in May to help neutralise what were then record fuel prices. |
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| However, many virtual banks reimburse customers for ATM surcharges incurred, so you can make free withdrawals almost anywhere. |
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| Taxes and aviation fuel surcharges resulting in price increases are also likely to have a bearing on the estimates. |
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| In addition, there is a sprawling jungle of different tariff systems and surcharges. |
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| You want to calculate material overhead surcharges for the semifinished products that are used in the finished product. |
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| The largest institutions would pay capital surcharges and need to provide far more extensive analysis of their risks. |
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| Even if it didn't retaliate, it might just depreciate its currency further to compensate for the effect of the import surcharges. |
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| No surcharges apply for foreign currency policies and for the cover of the foreign currency contingency risk. |
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| Temporary exemptions to overhousing surcharges are allowed in certain circumstances. |
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| Both tickets are subject to taxes, fees, charges and surcharges, including airline surcharges. |
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| Australia has similar kinds of surcharges, not just for public holidays but for Saturdays and Sundays, given that it used to have much higher penal rates. |
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| I am talking about freezing premiums, so businesses are not forced to pay additional surcharges. |
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| Charges and surcharges can represent a significant proportion of the total transport cost to shippers. |
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| The Commission considers that the main charges and surcharges fall within the scope of the different Regulations as follows. |
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| They announced Marine Atlantic fare hikes, fuel surcharges, and hints that they will reduce services, and there is nothing in this budget. |
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| The framework we use if we need to apply surcharges or price adjustments to your mailing. |
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| Please be aware that hotel surcharges may apply in order to complete your call. |
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| For more information about the surcharges members can charge customers, please click here. |
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| For the counter guarantee and working capital insurance, no surcharges shall be charged for foreign currency policies and cover of the foreign currency contingency risk. |
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| Taxes, landing and departure fees and other charges and surcharges may apply to Aeroplan Reward travel, and are the sole responsibility of the winner. |
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| Most recently, in the face of the surging prices seen over the first months of 2008, several net importing countries removed taxes and surcharges on staple food products. |
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| The renegotiation of a number of existing contracts which has enabled the Division to offset cost surcharges in higher-risk countries and to partially offset the impact of the decline in the US dollar. |
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| Weber said the reason these fuel surcharges are not applied to export business is because of the rate revenue cap which the rail companies operate under. |
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| Changes to the amount of, or adding or deleting, discounts or surcharges. |
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| It is true that we find the tiredness surcharges absurd and regrettable, but we welcome the fact that travel costs would be reimbursed only on the basis of the costs actually incurred. |
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| The Agency continued to be concerned in 2005 that the use of surcharges limits a consumer's ability to compare air fares, because the advertised price does not usually disclose the true price at the time of purchase. |
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| Employee benefits consultants find that more and more companies plan to levy surcharges on the healthcare policies they do still provide to employees' partners. |
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| The owners best suited to GE's assets would be entities that are exempt from the capital surcharges now imposed on big banks—either because they are not banks or are foreign. |
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| The cost of getting to France fluctuates due to season and fuel surcharges, but fares for foot passengers remain low. |
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| Although oil prices have dropped over the past few weeks, U. S. airlines have no immediate plans to reduce fuel surcharges that they tack on to the price of a ticket. |
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| In June 2006, US and UK competition authorities investigated alleged price fixing between Virgin Atlantic and British Airways over passenger fuel surcharges. |
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| Reduced dependence on cesses and surcharges along with full disclosures in finance accounts on the collections are amongst the TFC's key non-GST tax policy clean-up measures. |
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| Peak season surcharges will, however, allow airlines to appear to be more competitive on pricing than their rivals by advertising cheaper base fares. |
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| Herdman also said that despite fuel surcharges, fuel hedging and increased fares, some of the airlines in the region cannot fully offset the cost of fuel and face a loss. |
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