Sentence examples for different from the fees from inspiring English sources

A.T.M. surcharges are different from the fees an institution may charge its own customers for making a withdrawal at an out-of-network A.T.M.

Indeed, it is even starting to finance the emergence of companies dedicated to restoring wetlands, or building them from scratch.Such liquid markets are different from the fee-for-service arrangements that pertain to such things as watershed management.

She said the upcoming review of the BBC charter and funding mechanism, beginning after the May 2015 general election, should be "very different" from the licence fee deal hurriedly negotiated with the then recently-elected coalition government in October 2010.

That is no different, he said, from the fees that are typically included in the cost of houses in new developments where wires are buried.

However, the practice of shifting patients from the public sector to the private sector is slightly different from charging informal fees for the provision of services offered in the public facilities, even if it can have the same effects for patients.

The "student health fees" are different from the "health insurance" that students have to enroll for.

The discounted price of $5.99 a month works out to about $72 a year, which isn't that much different from the typical $99 annual Prime membership fee, said Michael Pachter, an analyst with Wedbush Securities.

He says Affirm's business is different from the others because it doesn't have hidden fees or compounding interest.

This makes it less distinctly different from the traditional funding mechanisms (government budgets, donor funding and user fees), at least in terms of revenue generation.

Leptin was increased by the pump manipulation to a level not significantly different from AL feeing controls (ANOVA: F1,16=0.001, P=0.97).

People enrolling in managed care organizations may be systematically different from those choosing fee-for-service arrangements.