Fellows, former directors, workshop coordinators, Stanford humanities faculty, or anyone else wanting to support the Center, may designate fees received for giving lectures, reviewing manuscripts, serving on selection committees, etc., as a donation to the Center.
(b) Entering designated entrance fee areas or using specialized sites, facilities, equipment or services, or participating in group activities, recreation events, or other specialized recreation uses for which recreation fees have been established without paying the required fees and possessing the applicable permits is prohibited.
But the bill now clarifies that only the designated user fees and no other F.D.A. funds can be used to regulate tobacco.
The medical expenses are usually higher than the designated user fees (900 F CFA), such as in Djibo where 50% of women (median) declared paying more than 1075 F CFA.
You may also appeal any determination BLM makes under paragraph (a) of this section that a document designated for a fixed fee will be processed as a case-by-case fee.
In the future, a defendant's ability to pay will figure into how fees are designated, and when people have to pay those fees back.
The following is a list of user fee airports designated by the Commissioner of Customs in accordance with 19 U.S.C. 58b.
The United MileagePlus Club card ($395 annual fee) offers designated airport check-in lines; preboarding and express security lanes; United Club access each time you fly; and your first and second bags are free.
However, if BLM decides at any time that a particular document designated for a fixed fee will have a unique processing cost, such as the preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement, we may set the fee under the case-by-case procedures in this section.
(a) Fees in this subchapter are designated either as case-by-case fees or as fixed fees.
A provider which met all four of those conditions could be rewarded by being able to offer "additional or designated services" for additional fees (presumably), as well as "traffic prioritisation," which is what the original NYT story maintained.
