Sentence examples for emphasis on fees from inspiring English sources
"The signs are that an emphasis on fees and the rhetoric of choice will actually restrict diversity of provision, as a shift from non-vocational to vocational courses takes place.
According to the CBO, if there is any problem at all, it's with Medicare, specifically its emphasis on "fee-for-service" spending, whereas private managed care "limit[s] the use of services that have marginal or no benefit to patients (some of which might otherwise be provided as 'defensive medicine')." "It's malpractice," a family physician who had practiced here for thirty-three yearsaidid.
As news circulates that indexing giant BlackRock is reorganizing itself with an emphasis on higher-fee alternative assets, a few are beginning to believe that bitcoin could ultimately find its place among these nontraditional assets.
EBay is also expected to change its pricing formula under Donahoe as well, shifting from a large one-time listing fee to smaller up-front fees and a larger emphasis on final value fees.
ETFs always have lower expense ratios than traditional mutual funds, and therefore [investors] may place less emphasis on review of fees.
That power gives ABP the ability to place greater emphasis on performance, to control fees and to insist on hurdle rates before paying them.
He said the review would aim to "strengthen the day-to-day management of services, avoid the use of violence and prevent abuses of administrative enforcement" and placed a special emphasis on the "social maintenance fees" collected from policy violators.
Other sites, including BrassRing, a jobs board with an emphasis on technology professionals, devised fee services, like creating specialized talent pools of candidates for recruiters awash in résumés.
Binfield says Peer Js business model does put an emphasis on "front-loading"—collecting the initial fees paid by authors to join.
