Sentence examples for constrained fee from inspiring English sources
They found a coherent vision of a student-centred system: an ingenious balancing of the right to set fees and the obligation to share risk, which would have constrained fee levels far more effectively than a crude cap; and a system for financial aid that would have been much simpler and better-targeted than anything else on offer.
The BBC was felt to be constrained by its licence fee settlement whereas Channel 4 is said to have been happy to dip into its reserves to pay for the most watched show of 2015.
In Africa, user fees have constrained access to care [ 7, 8], notably in Niger [ 6, 9], pushing some families into poverty [ 10].
They can constrain the licence fee and they can select a new chairman of the trust who is likely to take a different view on key matters such as public value tests.
Surely no-one believed that that the BBC could go on delivering on all fronts when its budget has been constrained due to the licence fee freeze at a time when it has also been required to take on extra commitments.
Penalty fees are capped or constrained under the new rules, to prevent excessive charges from being passed on to you.
The reality of the licence fee settlement means that we are constrained financially".
However, the potential to enforce adherence to the user fee policy is likely to be heavily constrained by the facilities' need for revenue, which gives them a powerful incentive to overcharge patients.
Constrained optimal outcomes can be attained by combining a 'deposit refund' with a modest disposal fee.
Robert Longley-Cook, HFT chief executive, said employers were constrained in what they could afford to pay care workers by the contract fees they received from councils commissioning their services.
Whereas most Republicans believe benefits have to be directly constrained by, for example, converting Medicare to a voucher system, Mr Obama prefers to curb fees to drug companies and hospitals and experiment with different ways of delivering care.
