The phrase "a time when fee" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "There was a time when fee structures were simpler."
Alternatives: "a period when charges" or "an era when costs".
In a time when fees have increased far beyond the levels in 2004, the NSS is seriously outdated.
The current crop of successful home-grown names "came through at a time when fees didn't exist, or were affordable," she added.
But Trip-Advisor claims its user-friendly fees calculator is a major differentiator, at a time when fees can add a significant premium to a fare, and create a lot of confusion to boot.
Long-term IVH administration for elderly inpatients used to be a standard procedure even for those with normal digestive function at a time when fee-for-service reimbursement system was universally applied in Japan, and reimbursement rates for IVH were high.
The culture secretary, Andy Burnham, and the BBC Trust are believed to have privately urged Thompson to take into account the impact of big salaries on the perception of the BBC at a time when licence fee payers are facing difficult economic circumstances.
Also, at a time when other fees are rising or staying flat, one change calls for slashing fees for most renewal licenses, but Mr. Post said no specific amounts had been proposed.
The exorbitant salaries for top management, with their generous perks and multiple raises, have come at a time when student fees and tuition have skyrocketed and many students cannot graduate in a timely manner because so many courses have been cut and the budget for basic instruction has been slashed.
He started, he points out, from a coal mining family, benefited from a direct grant school and left the University of Cambridge at a time when education fees were paid by the state.
"When you evaluate what this opportunity was," Kasten said, "it was a once-in-a-lifetime brand that's down on its luck a little, in the media and entertainment capital of the world, whose rights are coming up for bid at a time when rights fees are exploding.
Nevertheless, at a time when transfer fees were still around the £1,000 mark, the cost of construction only served to reinforce the club's "Moneybags United" epithet, with which they had been tarred since Davies had taken over as chairman.
At a time when student fees are increasing, any suggestions regarding more cost-effective forms of education are welcome.
