Sentence examples for call fee from inspiring English sources

Smaller awards are available to cover admission, call fee and dining charges, as well as funds to cover work placements in the European court of justice, the international criminal court and the European court of human rights.

Although St . Lukes, in both its chamber and orchestral guises, has its own series at Carnegie Hall, Weill Recital Hall, the Dia Center for the Arts and the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the majority of the 75 to 100 performances given under its banner during a season are what the musicians call "fee engagements".

T-Mobile has also flattened out its international call fee structure.

The plumber scammed Tan by disabling his water heater and didn't reconnect it properly even after Tan coughed up a "house call fee".

If making long calls, be sure that your card does not have a long call fee associated with it.

Patients paid cash — $2 for an office visit and $3 for a house call, fees that covered most needed medicines.

While this rate is lower than previous charges, it is still much higher than collect call fees incurred by those outside of prison.

Rates vary by country, and are generally much cheaper than standard call fees (many also appear to be lower than those found on similar VoIP services).

Typically, with these lowest rate phone cards come additives (additional carrier assessed fees), including maintenance fees, per call fees, connection fees, disconnect fees, and potentially more.

The organization puts out a quarterly newsletter, called FEE Today and the 64-page monthly magazine, called Ideas on Liberty.

Fee, also called Fee Simple, in modern common law, an estate of inheritance (land or other realty) over which a person has absolute ownership.