Sentence examples for categories of fees from inspiring English sources
The airlines, meanwhile, "are continuing to make up new categories of fees, and applying various fees to packages," said Matthew Talbot, a product manager for the AirPlus service.
Now these same carriers -- led by Verizon Communications and BellSouth -- want to create entirely new categories of fees that risk destroying the anyone-can-publish culture of the Internet.
But the report included revenue from only two basic categories of fees, checked bag charges (up 24.6 percent from 2009, to about $3.4 billion) and charges for reservations changes (down 3.1 percent, to about $2.3 billion).
What's hot: The chart organizes 15 categories of fees across 16 popular airlines.
The union also has a third category of fee payers, the objectors, who pay a reduced amount that covers only activities that are related to grievance handling, negotiations and contract enforcement.
In response, local governments increasingly have adopted a variety of measures specifically intended to reduce the store-level consumption of single-use shopping bags in 5 major categories: bans, imposition of fees and taxes, establishing minimum product design of bags, requiring consumer education, and mandating retailer take-back programs.
Therefore, among the three categories of schools, the fees charged by religious schools in Kenya were thought to be a closer reflection of the cost of primary and secondary education.
The proceeds from these credit cards fall under the general category of ancillary fee revenue, which these days make the difference between profit and loss on most domestic carriers.
I found more comprehensive figures on the NUJ's freelance fees guide, a detailed resource which provides a breakdown of fees by media category.
We show that a mall should price discriminate across product categories, not just by charging different amounts of fees, but by using different pricing models.
Drug companies' payments to doctors generally fall into one of two broad categories: speaking fees, to doctors who give presentations about products to other doctors, very often while the group dines at the company's expense; and consulting fees, to experts who advise the company on new product development or help design clinical trials.
