Sentence examples for fees and allowances from inspiring English sources

§ 21.4 Fees and allowances of fact witnesses.

However, a BBC report on Wednesday night claimed the council's draft accounts for 2013-14 Shoesmithsmith received £377,267 for salary, fees and allowances, £217, 266 in compensation for loss of office, and £84,819 in pension contributions.

While Winning Edge is intended to be a 10-year plan, John Coates – who has reportedly collected $7.05 million in consulting fees and allowances since 2000 – recently told the Australian Financial Review that he has lost faith in the program.

These fees and allowances were removed in May 2010, and prescriptions are entirely free, although dentists and opticians may charge if the patient's household earns over a certain amount, about £30,000 per annum.

In addition, there are also more than 12,000 doctors, family practitioners and allied health professionals, including dentists, opticians and community pharmacists, who operate as independent contractors providing a range of services within the NHS in return for fees and allowances.

According to a recent court filing, nearly two-thirds of the $15,580 bill relates to depositions CACI took, including costs for witness per diem fees and travel allowances as well as deposition transcripts.

The AGS comes with a monthly stipend of SG$3000, as well as full tuition fees and other allowances.

After the default, directors spent 40% more on themselves in directors' fees and travel allowances than they had the year before.

The local scholarship includes an annual S$6000 allowance, tuition fees, hostel fees, and book allowance.

Tuition, Fees, and Living Allowance amounts are Board of Trustees mandated and subject to change.

The scholarships are worth between $44,000 and $50,000 including all tuition, fees and an allowance for living expenses.