Sentence examples for evaluating fees from inspiring English sources

While it is evaluating fees in the industry, the I.R.S. is looking at what counseling agencies do with money they receive.

This limitation was also documented in studies evaluating user-fees dependent services [ 20].

Data collection tools developed specifically for the ENDIA Study evaluating infant feeing, maternal lifestyle in pregnancy, and maternal/infant lifestyle postpartum are provided in Additional files 2, 3 and 4, respectively.

Addressing complaints by small banks that they were taking on too much of the financial burden to save failing banks, the law directed the F.D.I.C. to re-evaluate the fees according to the value of assets held by each bank, instead of the level of deposits.

"Iran is becoming the country of extreme spending," said an Iranian economist asked to evaluate the fee.

The Fed proposed that it re-evaluate the fee cap every two years and asked for more time to consider whether it should be increased to reflect the costs of fraud protection.

Information on WTP can be useful for designers and planners in assessing economic viability of projects, setting affordable fee, evaluating policy alternatives, assessing financial sustainability, and designing socially equitable subsidies.

MA then uses this income plus membership dues, fees for evaluating some promotional items and fines to fund a self-regulatory system.

The fee for evaluating all of the county's property could easily run as high as $1 million, he said.

The committee is evaluating the universe of fee-based extra services, and drawing up lists of uniform codes to make it easier to "compare apples to apples," Mr. Seaney said.

Policy regarding the licensing and regulation of SMRs is under development with proposed annual US regulatory fees evaluated through the developed techno-economic model.