Sentence examples for fees access from inspiring English sources

The Law Society's diversity access scheme supports entrants from disadvantaged backgrounds and those who faced obstacles to qualification, providing legal practice course (LPC) fees, access to work experience and mentoring.

Last year, for example, he was entitled to about $734,000 in personal protection and security fees, access to corporate jets, a health club allowance, and free admission to Disney theme parks.

What's cheering in the furious reaction to this row (we'll leave aside the big conversations about the BBC and licence fees, access to free content and competition) is how valued recipes are.

It offers its 300 members — who pay £1,000 to join and £4,000 a year in fees — access to an exclusive network, forming a kind of private equity syndicate that invests on average £15 million, or $24.4 million, to £20 million a year.

Subscribers are also going to be eligible for other perks, including no change or cancellation fees, access to member events, discounts at premium hotels and access to flights for special events, like music festivals, games and conferences.

Blockchain proponents believe that trust should be free, and not in the hands of central forces that tax it, or control it in one form or another (e.g., fees, access rights, or permissions).

Imagine, for example, the power of Sansa's chief ingredient: instant real-time flat-fee access to anything in Yahoo's catalog of two million songs.

The company, which is based in Tennessee, operates a Web site, Rapsheets.com, that gives subscribers who pay a fee access to a database of criminal records.

It also offers members access to a café and, for those willing to fork over an additional fee, access to a nearby country club.

Freelunch.com goes live in March, providing no-fee access to 1 million of Dismal's 27 million time series of socioeconomic data.

Oxygen offers flat-fee access to credit and free mobile banking, all while using machine learning to determine credit worthiness.