Sentence examples similar to extent of fees from inspiring English sources
Of course, since undergraduate tuition fees were raised to £9,000, universities depend to a much greater extent on fee income than government funding.
The legislation governing the extent of the licence fee is the Communications Act, and Hunt's department is planning an update to the legislation, with a green paper due by Christmas.
This is what happened to an extent with tuition fees - after the decision was made to raise fees in England up to a maximum of £9,000, universities around the UK changed their fees for students from other parts of the UK.
If a consultant works for an organization that provides other services for the company, annual proxies should detail the extent of those services and the fees paid.
In Friday's letter, Mr. Grassley asked Wyeth to list all scientific reports prepared for the company by DesignWrite since Jan . 1 , 1995to describe the named authors' "extent of involvement" and to disclose fees paid to DesignWrite, authors and others.
Final considerations and recommendations can only be made if the nature and extent of the alleged negative effects of physician fees and dual practice on the primary purposes of the Austrian health care system are determined comprehensively.
"Ticketmaster takes incredible fees, all kinds of fees.
With distribution of fees based on activity.
