Sentence examples for categorizing fees from inspiring English sources
By categorizing fees as related to licenses, instead of maintenance, Computer Associates could inflate its revenues in any given quarter, at the expense of future quarters.
For the purpose of this study, Ontario primary care models are categorized as: Fee-for-Service (FFS); Family Health Group (FHG); blended capitation; Family Health Teams (FHTs); and salaried models.
Moreover, as a longtime equity holder in Bain Capital itself, Romney has benefitted tremendously from the so-called "carried interest exemption," which allows the managers of hedge funds and private-equity funds to categorize many of the fees they charge their investors as investment income.
Citi's new suite of financial tools (offered with no fee) automatically categorizes expenditures into different headings — rent, entertainment, etc. — so customers can track where they are spending their money.
While clinical trials account for the biggest development expense, experts say some development costs, like consulting fees paid to doctors, are more appropriately categorized as marketing than research.
A research assistant applied the item 2 " Does the GHA take a stance on the issue of user fees?" to all passages, except those already categorized " No stance".
The case of user fee was highly salient given that majority of the population were categorized as poor [ 75] and stood to benefit from the abolition of user fees, indeed community complaints featured strongly.
Patient-level data accessibility was determined in a similar manner, and categorized as available (to external researchers directly or through application and review, may include usage fees); conditionally available (eg, via third party collaborators); or not available/unclear.
Why are you categorizing anyway?
