The museum, Keegan explained, competes for visitors with other entertainment options, such as theme parks, and the Calatrava pavilion, which charges no entry fee, serves as a lure for the museum's holdings, which include impressive collections of twentieth-century American art.
In addition, she uses current technology to answer questions online for a fee, serving clients worldwide.
These results illustrate that coal-related taxes and fees serve as rents for Shanxi's coal-rich local governments.
Some companies have also pledged to waive late and overdraft fees, serve up free meals, or offer free gym memberships.
The way many drivers see it, the fees serve as a discrete price increase that ultimately eats into their pay.
BillGuard's CEO Yaron says that they took Wilson's feedback seriously and considered this model, but eventually decided that operationally charging based on fees served didn't make sense for the startup's model.
A passing utterance from the heroine of "My First Fee" might serve as the motto for much of this body of proclamatory fiction and reportage: " 'The things men do,' Vera whispered, without turning around.
CAFRA's fee provisions serve as an incentive for skilled counsel to take on frequently complex cases that the government litigates aggressively, sometimes stretching the evidence to fit implausible narratives.
If a university's courses can be offered online for small fees to people around the world, we might arrive at a sweet spot where high numbers of online learners are getting extremely good value for their fees and the university that creates the content is using those fees to serve the mission of the university as a whole -- part of which is to make education, on and off campus, affordable".
Legally, that makes Mr. Madoff's firm the "sub-custodian" of the funds, since HSBC is accepting fees to serve as their official custodian.
