Sentence examples for between fees from inspiring English sources

For primary care office visits, the gap between fees paid by Medicare and by public programs in other countries was smaller.

I hope Browne realises that the balance between fees and support for students has to be there, so that for students coming from less well-off backgrounds there is support.

"The correlation between fees and performance is very clear," says John Benvenuto, director of mutual fund research for Financial Research Corp. "Fund fees should be a part of every fund investor's analysis".

In a brief filed in support of Harris, Fidelity Management and Research derided attempts to make "apples-to-oranges comparisons between fees paid by mutual funds and those paid by institutional clients, such as pension funds".

The distinction between fees and taxes, however, has drawn some derision including from Matt Yglesias writing in Slate: But if it makes sense for Republicans to do a deal that raises "fees" in exchange for spending cuts, then on what planet does it not make sense to do a deal that raises taxes in exchange for spending cuts?

This is an effort to "bring a much better balance between fees and utilization".

The lawyer refused, citing confidentiality, and insisted he had "done nothing wrong," telling the robbers he wanted no go-between fee.

The landmark case has implications for the relationship between fee-paying students and universities.

However, one of the most contentious arguments within higher education right now is the balance between fee waives and bursaries.

At the same time, the opacity of the privatisation process stops fair competition between fee-charging institutions.

The distinction between fee and tax is more than semantic: under California law, fees can be adopted by a simple majority vote of each house of the Legislature, while new taxes require a two-thirds majority.