Sentence examples for effect fee from inspiring English sources

In a statement on the agency's website, USCIS director León Rodríguez said: "We are mindful of the effect fee increases have on many of the customers we serve.

In effect, licence fee payers will be sustaining the publishing of newspapers that they do not read and putting money in the pockets of investors who are little or nothing for the content of those papers.

Last week, though, BA announced that with immediate effect the fee would be £133 for those travelling in first class or Club World and £121 for those in World Traveller Plus.

Consistent with this finding, a study in Burkina Faso reported less or no effect of fee waiver on the perceived quality of care.

"We've seen extra money having an effect already – fees have become higher, wages have become higher, agents' fees have become higher.

We removed the effects of fee changes over this period by valuing services provided in all years at the fee levels in effect on April 1, 2005/06, yielding fee-adjusted expenditures [ 4].

And that's just the effect on fees.

Nevertheless, small investors should be aware of their total costs and the effect of fees on portfolio performance.

MP Paul Farrelly, who has put down an early day motion, said: "It is essential that the forthcoming review of university funding looks at all the evidence of the effect of fees and debt on students who attend our universities.

While some private colleges and universities have seen their endowments and alumni donations fall this year along with the stock market, those losses have not yet had a major effect on fees or student services.

In fact, the eventual deal not only in effect abolished fees, but by some judicious tweaking of the Scottish budget found money to help more hard-up students go to university.Moreover, the Lib Dem group can also point to other achievements.