Sentence examples similar to capping of fees from inspiring English sources

Unison findings also show reduced maternity pay, imposition of car parking charges, cuts to sleep-in allowances and capping of professional fee payments.

The independent review recommends that the current cap on fees of £3,290 a year be removed.

The current cap on fees of £3,290 per year would be lifted and the government would subsidise fees up to £6,000.

It was prompted by the UK Government's decision to raise the cap on fees south of the border.

The Russell Group of universities, which includes Oxford and Cambridge, say their preference would have been for a complete lifting of the cap on fees.

Some universities welcomed the removal of a cap on fees, saying it would help them address funding shortfalls.

But instead, the two sides are publicly fighting over the union's efforts to place a $33,000 cap on fees for some of the lawyers in the case.

The 9/11 fund included no caps on fees, but members of the Judiciary Committee say they are troubled that some lawyers are charging contingency fees for an application process that shouldn't even require a lawyer.

None of the studied Burnley schools recorded a policy of capping the fees paid by families, so that the cost of schooling large families was unusually expensive.

Walker also presided over the capping of legal fees on more than 200 consumer laws, rates so low that most attorneys no longer represent such cases because it's unlikely they can recover their costs.

Some banks have taken steps to reduce their fees, such as not charging customers for overdrafts of less than $5 or capping the number of fees assessed in a single day.