Sentence examples for fee change from inspiring English sources

B3 BUSINESS DAY C1-27 Fee Change at Auction House Christie's, faced with class-action lawsuits and a three-year-old antitrust investigation into possible collusion between it and Sotheby's, said it was changing the fees it charges buyers and sellers.

Similarly, three earlier studies looking at associations between a 1977 Medicare fee change in Colorado and physicians' Medicare service volume also found inverse relationships [29 31].

If a customer renews his or her contract without buying a new handset, does his or her monthly service fee change in any way?

But the problem with the fee change was that it prevented batching payments so patrons would pay just one processing fee for all their different pledges, and instead charged patrons the fee on every different campaign they support.

Update: After the negative reaction from Patreon creators, the company updated its blog post about the fee change with a more detailed explanation of how it will supposedly ease confusion over payments.

Our empirical strategy is to exploit within GP variation in the fee schedule due to specialisation in general medicine that implies a higher consultation fee, and to use only a narrow time window around the date of the fee change to identify the GPs' supply responses.

An optional fee changes the picture.

Successive demonstrations over fee changes have seen violent confrontations between both police and students.

"We're having to put a lot of support into helping individuals understand the fee changes," she said.

What galls proponents of fee changes is that the costs have crept up while fund assets have soared.

The American penalty fee changes are aimed mostly at business travelers, the customers most likely to occasionally change plans after a ticket is purchased.