Sentence examples similar to combining fee from inspiring English sources

Revenue-neutral energy efficiency "feebates" combining fees and rebates offer an economic incentive for consumer energy efficiency.

Several studies have suggested that a mixed remuneration model combining fee-for-service and more generous capitated payments might be a more promising solution [ 22] for the management of complex clienteles.

It is this interest that broadcasters Sky and ESPN pay a combined fee of $125 million to be a part of.

Consultants now account for around a third of the groups' combined fee income and their business is growing by 30% a year, twice the speed of the fees from tax and auditing.

Spurs are also trying to negotiate a deal for the 24-year-old Burney right-back Kieran Trippier and would like to pay a combined fee for him and Ings.

Swindon could pay out a combined fee in excess of £500,000 for signing James Collins and Troy Archibald-Henville.

They exceeded this restriction after a tribunal demanded they pay a combined fee of £340,000 for James Collins and Troy Archibald-Henville.

Michu, a snip at £2m, is outscoring Lukas Podolski, Olivier Giroud and Theo Walcott (combined fees in excess of £25m) and, most embarrassing of all for the Gunners, was the contrast between Germany's Per Mertesacker, for whom they paid £7m, and young Bartley, whom they sold to Swansea in the summer for a knockdown £1m.

But at the Smith Barney Charitable Investment Fund, combined fees eat up 2.04% to 2.42% of assets a year.

Please let us know your rationale(s) for these combined fees, and whether you have coordinated or will coordinate on these fees and on the disclosure of their combined effect.

The model combined fee-for-service Medicare-based income deriving from the private medical practice with public funding from services provided by BCHS.