Sentence examples for a small administration from inspiring English sources

"It is stored in a safe location and you pay a small administration fee every year, typically around 1% of the average value of the bullion, plus VAT".

The revised charter addresses concerns raised by local and regional publishers by introducing a small administration fee for complainants who wish to use the new regulator's arbitration scheme, which aims to settle legal disputes out of court.

While most publishers own part of their songwriters' copyrights, Kobalt, founded in 2000, takes only a small administration fee, and its technology platform gives its artists more information about sales and royalties — and faster — than other publishers.

There may be a small administration fee (around £10), but most employers have responded to the spirit of the Act and will provide feedback without you having to resort to this.

The donation offer, which Tutanota notes is being run in conjunction with two partner organizations which will be collecting a "small administration fee" to cover their costs (so it's not 100percentnt gratis) —  is currently available to non-profits in Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Netherlands, and Switzerland.

To the press he said that the increased efficiency in the organization was related to a small administration, and being able to use uniform trains.

Decc actually has a very small administration budget – so if Mr Osborne wants to make any significant savings here he will have to cut the £7.5 billion budget for nuclear decommissioning.

A whiteboard in the small administration room next door charts the progress of each patient: "stable", "very weak, push oral intake", "unhappy".

In 1961, the Cape was an Air Force and Navy testing facility that consisted of two small administration buildings, a hangar and four small launching pads.

"We need bold action - such as he suggests on RBS - and as such have called on the government to establish a small business administration to fully champion the needs of small businesses".

An unbelievably small administration, running an unbelievably large government.