Sentence examples for fee is capped from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schneider said that regardless of the size of the loan check, Ace's fee is capped at $120.

And one critique of prepaid cards — Wal-Mart offers one, as do others — is that this "empowerment" comes at a price: the RushCard costs $19.95 to obtain, and $1 per transaction to use (that fee is capped at $10 a month).

Currently, the fee is capped at $4.50 per flight, but airports say that cap, which was set in 2000, no longer carries the same purchasing power.

For medicines priced between ZAR 100 and ZAR 500, the fee is capped at 6%% plus ZAR 4. For medicines priced at ZAR 500 and above but less than ZAR1 000 the fee is capped at 4%% plus ZAR 5. Medicines priced at ZAR 1 000 or higher will have logistics fees capped at ZAR 54.

However, the amount of annual cover for vet fees is capped at £1,000.

Fees are capped at $90 a day and 55 cents for each mile over 180 miles.

Webb also suggested other charges could appear elsewhere if management fees were capped.

Fees are capped for British students, and most universities charge the same, but fees for overseas students vary widely.

AT&T benefited greatly while connection fees were capped, he said, and now must learn to survive without them.

In Northern Ireland tuition fees are capped at £3,805 as year, leaving the assembly at Stormont to pick up about 40% of the bill.

Neither their numbers nor their fees are capped by government (UEA's foreign-student fees, around £10,000 a year for most courses, are pretty standard; nationally, fees paid by overseas students in higher education total some £2.5 billion).