Sentence examples for corps fees from inspiring English sources
Calculated according to byzantine formulas and little known to the American taxpayers who paid them, the corps' fees supported an arcane management structure at the heart of what detractors cite as an example of how not to carry out reconstruction in a country emerging from a war.
Although the corps' practice of charging such fees is not limited to its work in Iraq, the report points out that its rates were on average more than twice as high as those charged by an Air Force office that has also been active in Iraq reconstruction.
That means the corps charged, on average, 6.6percentt in fees while the Air Force charged 2.9percentt.
It was an unattractive charade that served only to fatten the fees of its bloated corps of advisers, and it might have lasted even longer had the Takeover Panel not been given the power to force stalkers of InBev's ilk to either put up or shut up.
In violation of the agreement setting up the contribution the money had then gone to the US treasury "including assignment of the US army corps of engineers and an administrative fee of 15%".
The festival cost between $700,000 and $1.2 million to produce, he said, and the performing arts center waived its rental fee and provided a volunteer corps of ushers and ticket-takers.
He also said that the US army corps of engineers was charging a 15% administrative fee.
Dozens of vendors, including software companies Salesforce.com and Intuit, offer discounts to B Corps. "The money we save on services exceeds our membership fees," said Jeff Mendelsohn, the founder and CEO of New Leaf Paper, a pioneering B Corps.
Most corps lend uniforms and instruments free of charge, for a membership fee, or through parade/event participation.
The diplomatic corps arrived.
