Sentence examples for equal fees from inspiring English sources

Because the costs to the obstetricians are similar on average for vaginal and c-section deliveries,[60] many have argued that equal fees might be preferable to the traditionally higher payments for c-sections [61, 62].

The two universities charge equal fees for training of doctors and nurses.

The retailers' applications for equal fee reductions for all, filed last week in United States District Court in Brooklyn, were rejected on Tuesday.

The State asserts: "An equal fee, at any level, would necessarily fail to serve the State's purpose.

At the point where an equal fee would become effective to serve the State's purpose in protecting public health and the environment from uncontrolled volumes of imported waste, that equal fee would also become an avoidance of the State's responsibility to deal with its own waste problems". Brief for Respondents 46.

An equal fee high enough to provide any significant deterrent to the importation of hazardous waste for landfilling in the State would amount to an attempt by the State to avoid its responsibility to deal with its own problems, by tending to cause in-state waste to be exported for disposal.

An equal fee not so high as to amount to an attempt to force Alabama's own problems to be borne by citizens of other states would fail to provide any significant reduction in the enormous volumes of imported hazardous waste being dumped in the State.

It is obvious why universities have jumped on the bandwagon of increasing student numbers: more students equal more fees.

Jerry Hauselt, the mayor of Avon-by-the-Sea, said he agreed with state law and court rulings that guaranteed not only public access but also equal user fees for residents and outsiders.

While Manning supported the rights of women, particularly equal literary fees, she had no sympathy for the Women's Movement, writing that "[t]hey make such an exhibition of themselves.

Councilmen Paul Jacobs and Richard Brundo voted for the special district with the provision that the city find a new formula that would grant utility tax breaks equal to fees for the special district.