Sentence examples for fee levying from inspiring English sources

As 50% the healthcare services provided at primary care are private and fee levying, the findings of this study cannot be generalised to the whole country.

Any fee levied against them would simply wind up on the taxpayers' tab.

Most of its money comes from a licence fee levied on TV-owning households.

Any shortfall will be guaranteed by the state, in return for a fee levied on the banks.

"A significant contribution is also made towards the fee levied by funeral directors which is currently set at £700.

CouchSurfing got there first, in 2004, with its free exchange of places to doss down (only a one-time fee for a background check fee levied).

"This is good news for the license fee payer," she said, referring to the fee levied on British television-owning households that finances the BBC.

American visitors to Brazil pay a $160 visa fee, levied in retaliation for America's exclusion of Brazil from its visa-waiver programme.

BBC receives most of its funding from the public, via a £145.50, or $225 ,license fee levied on TV-owning households.

Fees Are Fairly Standard But most of the top consumer card issuers now charge a fairly standard 2percentt fee, in addition to the 1percentt fee levied by Visa and MasterCard.

American Express charges a 2percentt foreign currency conversion fee, which a spokeswoman, Judy Tenzer, said was an increase from the 1percentt fee levied until 1999.