Sentence examples for fees bill from inspiring English sources

It was 9 December 2010, the day the tuition fees bill was passed by the House of Commons.

Although the Conservative-Liberal Democrat government secured a 20-strong majority to get the tuition fees bill passed, both parties – particularly the latter – faced internal rebellions.

That distant noise you can hear from Westminister is the sound of ministers scrabbling furiously to make sure the tuition fees bill gets through the Commons.

There will be storms ahead, not least in the committee stages of the tuition fees bill, and when the Iraq Survey Group eventually issues its final report.

There are also plans for a national day of action when the tuition fees bill is debated in parliament, likely to be next month.

Ben Gummer, the health minister, is pushing through the changes in a bid to reduce the legal fees bill paid out over clinical negligence claims, which amounted to £259m in 2013-14.

The vast majority of the complaints related to servicing of the loans, like problems with fees, billing, deferments and forbearances.

Instead, the reality of the matter is that the amount of fees billed by DLA Piper are consistent with the work performed.

Each city pays a fee -- $100,000 to $300,000 annually, said James O'Connor, a senior vice president for TransCare, and the remainder is covered through fees billed to patients and insurance agencies.

Even the bills for Robert M. Fishman, the Chicago lawyer appointed by the bankruptcy court judge as the fee examiner assigned to scrutinize fees billed to the city, will be paid by the city.

The charges focused on excessive fees billed to estates by Michael Lippman, who was a lawyer for the public administrator in the Bronx, and what Judge Holzman did when he learned of the fees.