Sentence examples for fees borne from inspiring English sources

The payment amount or hospital fee included the cost of medications and materials used in clinical practice together with the user fees borne by patients.

Rusbridger said the libel fees bore no relation to the damages claimed.

"People are unaware of what they're paying, the fees bear little relation to the cost and society's poorest are subsidising the richest.

ADMINISTRATIVE fees once borne almost universally by employers are chipping away at the returns of many investors in 401(k) retirement plans.

It can be counter-productive, argues Joanna Elson, chief executive of the trust: "Bailiff fees are borne by the debtor, which makes it more difficult for residents to resolve their financial situation and to keep up with council tax and other bills in the future".

For example, by 9th October 1961, private (professional) fees previously borne by patients were abolished and doctors, dentists, and specialists were paid an annual allowance in lieu by government.

"These fees often bear little relation to the value of services provided".

"These fees often bear little relation to the actual value of services provided".

But solicitors say that getting this paperwork can often delay a sale and the fees often bear no relation to the work involved.

They work on relatively meagre fees that bear no relation to the figures that the "wealthy lawyers" charge individuals and companies, and the best are driven not by mercenary business sense but professional pride and a passion for what they do.

Fund fees plainly bear no rational relation to the cost of acquiring the portfolio information that funds convey.