Sentence examples for establish fees from inspiring English sources

And in 1980, actors took to picket lines to establish fees for films made for pay television channels, like HBO.

Germany relies more heavily on negotiations between the government and industry groups; Japan relies more on data to establish fees.

Mr Zennstrom recalls their attempts in the early 1990s to establish fee-based proprietary e-mail services, in effect clinging to the old idea of the telegram.

"The union said early Wednesday that the deal establishes fees for content streamed and downloaded over the Internet and preserves actors' rights of consent on the use of their voices and images in online clips".

Libertarian groups like the Cato Institute and the Reason Foundation have argued that establishing fees for government services would help make them viable for privatization, which would shrink the size of government.

Private diagnostic centers provided established fees for laboratory tests and X-Rays.

And finally, the Medical Association provided established fees for physicians' office visits and treatments.

A fee schedule may be established for rates of reimbursement, but, unless strong measures are taken to prevent it, some practitioners may charge more than the established fee.

Utilisation of Government established fee schedules as a broad indicator of the cost of services may lead to underestimation of the real costs of services and therefore to inaccuracies in economic evaluation.

The services covered by the compulsory health insurance are described in a nationally established fee schedule and reimbursement of health care costs is linked to specific codes for each service delivered.

Legislation has also been introduced to give merchants greater access to negotiations with banks to establish interchange fees, but those bills are not close to becoming law.