Sentence examples for fees attributed from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said that legal fees attributed to Ms. Stewart's personal affairs would not be charged to the company.

"Fees attributed to nonaudit services appear to be disproportionate, and they held up through the entire year," said Carol Bowie, director for governance research services at the center.

All of these transactions were refunded at the same time they were re-charged, meaning theoretically users shouldn't have noticed anything besides the increased fee attributed to the new MCC code.

The low access fees were attributed to a number of factors: 1) lack of any real scarcity value – access agreements did not set a limit to the catch; 2) the small number of buyers; 3) the relatively large number of sellers; and 4) the inability to enforce compliance with agreements or monitor the value of the catch.

"Hypothetically," he wrote in an e-mail, "if you say 50 cents or one dollar (or more) of the $4.50 monthly sub fee is attributed to the N.F.L. on ESPN (and push that forward to support future increases in sub fees), you can easily justify the rights fee given all the programming and content ESPN will be carrying".

These higher fees can be attributed to the additional ethical research that mutual fund managers must undertake.

While not all medical fees can be attributed to the treatment of KC, a pro rata adjustment implied by our GLM model, suggests that at least 63% [i.e. (667/1053)*100] of these medical fees were incurred managing KC.

The increase in fees is already being attributed as putting students off, as the number of university applicants fell by 8.7% compared to 2011.

The decrease was attributed to lower fees at its National Bank Financial investment bank, and the reduced value of its credit derivatives.

Bank representatives generally attributed the 2percentt fees they charge to expenses associated with foreign transactions, such as allowing customers abroad to call collect if they have a problem.

For example, $5.8 billion of that debt is attributed to the fee-generating regional water and sewage system, owned by the city and servicing 40percentt of Michigan residents living in Metro Detroit.