Sentence examples for cost fees from inspiring English sources

Ebdon suggests universities may be forced to charge the full cost - fees of £9,000 or more - of running postgraduate programmes such as masters degrees.

In addition, the total cost (fees, interest etc) is capped at 100% of the original sum, which means no borrower will ever pay back more than twice what they borrowed.

In addition, the total cost (fees, interest etc) is capped at 100% of the original sum, which means no borrower will ever pay back more than twice what they borrowed, said the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which has introduced the new rules.

It is worth the cost (fees range normally between 5-75-7percentf the gross rental income).

And not just the initial numbers that will get you into a home -- down payment, closing cost, fees and assessments -- but also the ongoing financial obligations.

By employing standard web-based forms, CRMs ease the process of joining, leaving or interacting with a list, while on the back end they allow list managers to send messages to some or all members at once and usually at no incremental cost (fees are typically based on features and list size rather than usage).

Cost: Fee per session: $3 per child.

Cost: Fee: $45 general public: 20% discount for Gardens' members.

Cost: Fee: $25 general public; 20% discount for Gardens' members.

Cost: Fee: Gardens members $70; general public $85.

The "low cost" fee for cataract surgery in one eye was approximately US$1000 in private and NGO hospitals and US$200 at government facilities.