Sentence examples for adopting fees from inspiring English sources

The strategy to persuade undecided members unmoved by unintended consequences, Carper and bank lobbyists say, is to reduce the delay in adopting fees from two years to one.

European airlines actually beat their American counterparts in adopting fee schedules that catch even some seasoned travelers off guard.

The Corporation Law Council of the Delaware State Bar Association has proposed amending the DGCL to prohibit Delaware stock corporations from adopting fee-shifting bylaws.

We have advised in previous memoranda to clients that, in many cases, companies will want to wait until the Legislature acts before adopting fee-shifting bylaws, and that there may be circumstances under which it will advantage a company to make any such bylaw subject to certain limitations.

Some big banks, like Citigroup, have previously said they won't adopt fees for debit card purchases.

One reason is the reaction of ISS and Glass Lewis, both of which will likely recommend against directors at companies that adopt fee-shifting bylaws without a shareholder vote.

Since ATP Tour, a number of public stock Delaware corporations primarily smaller companies and those in the process of going public have adopted fee shifting bylaws.

The newly adopted fee would translate into approximately $5 for the average homeowner with a solar power installation.

The adopted fee schedule includes increases of $5 for all parking citations — $20 for animal adoptions and $25 for impounded vehicles, among dozens of other charges.

As we know, under China's health system reforms, hospitals and other health facilities have adopted fee for service and bonus-related revenue systems to encourage their medical staffs to make more money [ 4].

A realist evaluation in four countries examined the way in which staff and managers adapt or adopt fee removal policies, dependent on their context and room for manoeuvre (Witter et al. 2014b).