Sentence examples for cutting fee from inspiring English sources

If your venue charges a cutting fee for cakes brought in from outside sources, consider a cupcake tower.

This will be priced comparably to a tiered cake, and you can avoid the cutting fee since there is no cutting and plating involved for the venue's staff.

You can always have some friends cut your cake and save on those "cutting" fees if you're willing to sign a waiver.

Mr. Romney pressed Mr. Obama on a provision of his health care overhaul that cut $716 billion from the growth in Medicare, saying that by cutting fees paid to providers it was certain to affect treatment.

The Berlin government began to cut fees 11 years ago, startingby abolishing fees for children in their last year before school, and ending with cutting fees for the under-ones – about 15,800 children.

One common criticism is that ID has grown by cutting fees.

Perhaps in an attempt to get ahead of the curve, some companies are voluntarily cutting fees.

However, the proposals floated by Labour would do the opposite: those who benefit from cutting fees are richer graduates.

Labour has flirted with cutting fees to £6,000 a year, but elsewhere talk is mainly of raising them.

As in any street fight, there is plenty of trash talk: Bank of America, the whispers go, is cutting fees to gain business.

He urged regulators to eliminate hidden marketing fees, but cautioned against cutting fees so deeply that funds cannot reward good stock pickers.