Sentence examples for fee proposed from inspiring English sources

Even on Wednesday, Mr. Dimon grew agitated when asked about the "bank fee" proposed by the Obama administration.

The proposed registration fee, $75, is much higher than the fees proposed by the other winning sites, which average about $5.

The law firms also argued that the fees proposed to be paid to the plaintiffs' lawyers overseeing the national settlement were excessive.

The new fees proposed by government range between £50 and £2,000, depending on whether or not the case goes to a full hearing - and how complex it is.

"The cutting of grants to the poorest students and further increases in tuition fees proposed down the line are sending a message to many families that university isn't for people like them".

Under the no-stone-left-unturned set of new taxes, fines and fees proposed on Tuesday by Gov. David A. Paterson to help balance the budget, a Château Lafite or a Budweiser could soon cost more to sip.

Last week, the peak lobby group for Australian higher education, Universities Australia, told a Senate committee that it now supported the deregulation of fees proposed by the Abbott Coalition government in its as-yet-blocked May budget.

Racing O n-course bookmakers picked up the cudgels again here yesterday in their "no show" strike against new data-rights fees proposed by the British Horseracing Board, when they again refused to set a betting market for the opening race on the card.

If publishing firms were to follow the recommended fees proposed by the CLA then institutions would have a greater capacity to realistically budget for the likely permission fees when developing web based courses.

A further implication of Proposition 2 is that 'payer fee discrimination', an alternative fee policy proposed by Glazer and McGuire which discriminates the Medicare fee between fee-only and price-paying patients, cannot further improve efficiency. endnote j). Figure 2 illustrates the shape of the welfare function (17).

Results show regulatory fees are a potential barrier to the economic viability of SMRs with an alternate fee structure proposed and evaluated.