Sentence examples for fee reducing from inspiring English sources

That is a markedly different approach to the ATO, which uses a flat fee, reducing the financial incentive for private firms to pressure debtors into repayment.

Unavoidable if the BBC is to be saved from the consequences of a fixed licence fee, reducing in real terms on account of inflation and £400m of government-imposed extra obligations – S4C, World Service, local TV and broadband roll out.

Those services will be available in 40 countries for a monthly fee, reducing the upfront cost of introducing enterprise-class video conferencing.

Another contained a suspension of the oil-import fee, reducing revenues collected by the Treasury by more than $10 billion a year.

At two separate Starbucks establishments, the meter fee reduced customer traffic by almost 30%.

This option has a $7.00 per month fee (reduced to $5.00 with direct deposit of a paycheck) and gives the user 20 free checks and unlimited ATM use.

New and renewing customers on or after that date have their early termination fee reduced by $5 for each month of their service agreement.

The BBC should be "cut back to the bone" and the licence fee reduced by two thirds, according to UKIP's Nigel Farage.

The downside is that private equity managers extract huge fees, reducing pensioners' gains.

In response, programs are raising fees, reducing the number of children they serve or even closing their doors.

And while Vanguard sells its funds directly to shareholders, Dimensional relies on intermediaries like financial advisers, who often charge additional fees, reducing investor returns further.