Sentence examples for fee for spending from inspiring English sources

Because of legislation that President Obama signed last year, your bank won't be able to charge you a fee for spending more than your credit limit anymore, unless you've told the company that you want to be able to exceed the limit.

A new tool designed specifically for spending abroad, these are MasterCard or Visa prepaid cards that do not charge commission fees for spending abroad.

It has no annual fee and offers a $100 bonus for spending $1,000 in the first three months.

I'd like to see this cut to more like 1 per cent by 2015 at the latest so as to create a smaller group of people more clearly accountable for spending the licence fee.

"I'd like to see this cut to more like 1% by 2015 at the latest, so as to create a smaller group of people more clearly accountable for spending the licence fee".

I want to see this cut to more like 1% by 2015 at the latest, to create a smaller group of people more clearly accountable for spending the licence fee.

He told delegates at the international TV, radio and online awards that he was keen to "create a smaller group of people more clearly accountable for spending the licence fee".

LEROY KAYSER East Hampton, N.Y., June 13 , 2011To the Editor: Paul Krugman's analysis of Senator Joseph I. Lieberman's Medicare reform proposal does not mention a fundamental reason that private-plan costs have outpaced Medicare fee-for-service spending: 160 million Americans with employer-sponsored coverage are quietly subsidizing seniors' coverage through cost-shifting.

According to the CBO, if there is any problem at all, it's with Medicare, specifically its emphasis on "fee-for-service" spending, whereas private managed care "limit[s] the use of services that have marginal or no benefit to patients (some of which might otherwise be provided as 'defensive medicine')." "It's malpractice," a family physician who had practiced here for thirty-three yearsaidid.

Perhaps the best solution would be to permit a contractual provision that provided that the court would have the discretion to award fees for time spent successfully defending a fee application.

* $1.1 million dollars in attorneys' fees for time spent on this case and a 2006 sonar case in Hawaii.