Sentence examples for commercial fee from inspiring English sources

"We don't yet know the size of the commercial fee that lenders will have to pay," said Sue Anderson of the Council of Mortgage Lenders.

At one meeting in December 2017 with Leah Kreitzman, the mayoral director for external and international affairs, Cullen suggested the club could fund a new escalator at Tottenham Hale station instead of paying the commercial fee.

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"Without capital relief, and depending on the size of the fee, the cost of the commercial fee that lenders will have to pay to gain the benefit of the scheme could make the scheme uneconomical," the CML said.

Objective: To determine if persons with traumatic brain injury (TBI) who are insured by Medicaid or health maintenance organizations (HMOs) are more likely to receive postacute care in skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) than in rehabilitation facilities, compared with persons insured by commercial fee-for-service (FFS) plans.

Bigger loads command much higher commercial fees.

The Treasury stressed though that it will charge normal commercial fees for these guarantees.

Private companies also control maintenance of the building for up to 30 years, charging commercial fees for their work.

The tremendous increase in health and human service sector payments to the nonprofit sector, one should note, paints a picture of a sector that has rapidly transformed since the 1990s from reliance on donations to reliance on commercial fees.

Mr. Vallone has already filed a complaint with the Campaign Finance Board, objecting to the relatively small fees that Mr. Morris is charging Mr. Hevesi, including the waiver of the standard commission on television commercial fees.

Meanwhile, the traditional "cross-subsidy" from foreign students paying commercial fees is likely to be lost with numbers driven down by the Home Office's cap on study visas, a crassly political anti-immigration gesture.