Each establishment's fees, entry requirements and size are listed in detail.
The health care financing reform of Ethiopia states about the retention, utilization of revenues, and administration of fee waiver system and establishment of facility governance bodies.
Attempts to control fees have included the passage of general statutes designed to regulate compensation for legal services of all sorts, as in Germany; the imposition of fees by courts in contentious matters, as in England and Wales; and the establishment of advisory fee schedules by the legal profession, as in Canada, France, Spain, and Japan.
Why should we allow agriculture to dry up here and see local monies used to purchase land outside the city?" Pettine said he would prefer the establishment of a fee system similar to the former agricultural subsidy program.
The consensus seems to follow, not precede, the establishment of user fee exemption policies in some LMICs.
At two separate Starbucks establishments, the meter fee reduced customer traffic by almost 30%.
To visitors unaware of the difference between the establishments, the second fee can be an unwelcome surprise, and TNMOC has for years had to deal with complaints about it.
Gradually the object of the charity was changed until a modest fee-paying establishment — James Gillespie's School, for boys and girls — came under the benefit of his foundation.
The fee-paying establishment is the brainchild of the toy manufacturer's billionaire owner, Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen, who hopes the school will help put the town in rural Jutland – a place Copenhageners refer to as Hicksville – on the map as the Capital of Children.
Despite having been born in "the posh part" of Aberaman, a mining village in the Cynon Valley, where he was the doctor's son, he saw at first hand how a working-class community holds itself together in bad times and good, even if he was not quite of it, especially after receiving his secondary education at Cowbridge grammar school, a fee-paying establishment in the Vale of Glamorgan.
He was educated at a primary school affiliated with his local Anglican church, St Matthew's, and moved in 1891 to York Street Boys Schooll, a fee-paying establishment; Hobbs later admitted to being a poor scholar but was successful at sports.
