Sentence examples similar to Defray the charges from inspiring English sources

The Nets can defray the charge by paying for two suites at the Prudential Center on behalf of the Sports Authority and by donating money to Newark Symphony Hall.

'The main design of the act,' as stated by the Supreme Judicial Court, 'is public operation of the railway company at such rates of fare to be fixed by the trustees from time to time as shall afford revenue sufficient to defray all charges and the dividends established by the act.' Boston v. Treasurer and Receiver General, supra.

As the primary date neared, her lead began to dwindle under the charges, and she released additional tax returns from the 1980s to try to defray the attacks.

While a city may decide to charge users to defray the cost, a large company with a big campus could decide to just offer the system to its users for free.

Johns Hopkins University student organizations may not collect admissions fees (cover charges) in order to defray the cost of alcohol.

They proposed that the government pay medical school tuition and then defray the costs of $2.5 billion per year by charging doctors for specialty training.

Procurement Services handling fees Handling fees are charged in order to defray the incremental direct and indirect costs that UNICEF incurs by providing services.

And charges levied by state authority to defray the cost of regulation or of facilities afforded in aid of interstate or foreign commerce have consistently been held to be permissible.

Crop biotechnology companies like Monsanto already charge a premium on their seeds to defray the cost of research.

Most rescues charge a fee to adopt their dogs to defray the costs involved and ensure a commitment from the adopting family.

Helping to defray the cost was $36 billion generated through an increase in mortgage guarantee fees charged by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.