Sentence examples similar to fee gathering from inspiring English sources
With the BBC licence fee debate gathering pace and the corporation looking to cut costs, the emphasis on distributing its content free to air is likely to shift to Freesat and Freeview.
Pressure on price is increasing as advertisers question the 12-15% operating margins still typical of the ad agencies and, indeed, even the effectiveness of traditional advertising.The agencies are busily diversifying into fee-gathering businesses such as branding and direct marketing to reduce revenue volatility caused by the traditional cycle in ad spending.
To the industry, it's all about one thing: gathering assets to generate fee income.
Nowadays, network executives are as likely to be plotting to extract "retransmission consent" fees from cable operators as they are to be gathering around their magnetic scheduling boards and shifting shows from slot to slot.
"My sense is that it's really gathering speed," Professor Cutler said of changes away from fee-for-service medicine.
"There is momentum gathering around 'bold' initiatives, and the abolition of school fees is one measure that is now firmly on the global development agenda, acting as a rallying point for partners," he said.
"There is momentum gathering around bold initiatives, and the abolition of school fees is one measure that is now firmly on the global development agenda, acting as a rallying point for partners," said Dr. Wright.
In gathering wage data, questions were asked on salary ranges, professional allowances, housing allowances, transportation allowances and duty fees.
