The phrase "amounts for services" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to refer to the total charges or fees for services rendered.
Example: "The invoice includes the amounts for services provided during the last month."
Alternatives: "fees for services" or "charges for services".
For instance, it could demand that you pay a specific amount for services already rendered.
Law firms used to typically list a total amount due for "services rendered" or a total number of hours with scant explanation or breakdown.
Meanwhile, an annual survey by the International Federation of Health Plans found that the prices paid in the United States in 2011 were far higher than the prices paid in other advanced countries, and that within this country the amounts paid for services varied greatly.
Amounts paid for services provided in or outside your home so that you and your spouse can work, look for work, or attend school full-time.
For specialty care, we surveyed specialty physicians in Port-au-Prince to determine the amounts paid for services by these outside providers; we used charges as they were consistent with the labor and administrative costs of comparable visits to GHESKIO physicians.
Sometimes the waiter will leave the credit card slip open for you to add an amount for service even where it is included in the price.
If you don't notice the blank space on the slip and then discover the restaurant has added an extra amount for service after you've signed, inform your credit card company.
They issued a statement yesterday in response to an article in the Daily Telegraph, which said the two eight-year-olds who played the characters of Salim and Latika as youngsters had been paid paltry amounts for their services.
These cuts drastically limit both the mobility and earning power of the least affluent citizens, especially the disabled, who may have no choice but to use public transportation or pay excessive amounts for taxi services.
Companies, it turns out, spend wildly different amounts for chauffeured services each year — with 21percentt of the limousine magazine survey participants saying they spend $101,000 to $250,000 annually and 19percentt saying they pay as much as $1 million to $5 million a year.
