Sentence examples for and the same fees from inspiring English sources
It pays the same price for fuel as other airlines and the same fees at its home airport.
What's more, freezing your credit may require a small fee, and the same fees may apply to unfreezing it whenever you want to apply for new credit.
Far richer companies like Netflix, YouTube and others on the horizon would be allowed to consume as much of it as they want and pay the same fees you and I are paying.
He said they objected to a requirement that Baylor doctors join all Aetna plans and accept the same fees in both H.M.O.'s and more loosely managed networks.
So, for the same end result (and the same fee?!), why even bother...? CZ: Is Bart Sher up to the task of tackling what sounds to be a complicated opera?
There shall also be appointed a marshal for the said district, who shall perform the same duties, be subject to the same regulations and penalties, and be entitled to the same fees to which marshals in other districts are entitled for similar services; and shall moreover be paid two hundred dollars, annually, as a compensation for all extra services.
Currently, Welsh and Northern Irish universities charge the same fees as England.
Such a move would break from Maryland's longstanding system of transportation funding, under which the same fees and taxes apply in all parts of the state and revenues are funneled into a Transportation Trust Fund to support roads, mass transit and other modes of travel.
Witnesses subpenaed under this subsection shall be paid the same fees and mileage that are paid witnesses in the district courts of the United States.
But midsized firms, which cannot command the same fees and loyalty as the big boys, are feeling the squeeze.In this, consultants are following a trend that has already hit the law firms whose business model they once copied.
For one thing, regulators at the Federal Communications Commission continue to debate whether Internet phone services should be subject to the same fees and taxes as traditional phone service or permanently classified as data services, which haven't been taxed so far.
