Sentence examples for fees and represents from inspiring English sources

AirPlus says its new fee reporting system is based on exhaustive analysis of spending and hundreds of kinds of fees, and represents a step toward providing "clarity" for making better decisions about travel budgeting.

(Payment rates quoted by insurance companies and specialist Web sites are net of fees and represent amounts paid to investors).

This medical journal poses no publication fee and represents an open forum for medical research discussions in the Arab world.

For most of the borrowers who do pay back their loans on time, the cap on fees and charges represents substantial protections".

The Plaintiff petitioned for attorneys' fees and expenses representing 22.5% of the recovery plus post-judgment interest.

While the high and rising costs of college tuitions and fees represent a barrier to enrolling in and staying in college, according to the College Board, it is all of the other costs such as rent, food, child care, gas, and phone bills that account for more than 70percentt of the total cost of attending a two-year college.

Further, CHAM facilities tend to be located in the very poorest areas of Malawi, and thus their fees policy represents a financial barrier to access to those living in their catchment areas; such fees have reduced access to care and impoverished households [ 4].

Mr. Gottsch's investment in Mr. Imus — which he hopes to recoup through advertising and cable fees — represents, by far, the biggest bet he has ever made, he said.

The banks argued that their overdraft charges and conditions were exempt from the provisions of the 1999 Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations and represented legitimate fees for providing overdraft facilities.

But even with this limited exposure and promotion, Facebook Credits' fees already represents $557 Million in revenue or 15percentt of Facebook's entire 2011 revenue.

Taxes and fees represented about 13percentt of that cost.