Sentence examples for fees cutting from inspiring English sources

And it achieved savings by raising airline ticket fees, cutting military and federal worker pensions, and targeting hospitals for Medicare cuts down the line.

Again, the categories are subverted, as policies generally seen as rightwing – introducing university tuition fees; cutting benefits – are sold as redistributing money toward industrious working-class families.

The current investigations into influence peddling across the country are virtually all connected with investments that expose taxpayers to the greatest risks, and that pay money managers the highest fees, cutting into future returns.

Last December, Telmex, Avantel and Alestra, another long-distance competitor, finally struck a deal on interconnection fees, cutting Telmex's per-call charge by 63percentt and ending years of litigation.

Most gyms have been forced to slash dues and initiation fees, cutting into margins.

And each side of a transaction carries that 6percentt fee, cutting into profit.

The government is tripling fees and cutting public funding for university teaching by 80%, leaving English students facing the highest public university fees in the industrialised world.

U.S. hedge-fund investors are reportedly paring the roughly $80 billion they pay in annual fees by cutting out the middlemen.

Other elements included removing caps on fees and cutting course subsidies by an average of 20% from 2016.

It's all well and good when it's about fees – and cutting costs – but in the world with hackers around every corner, banks are not totally secure.

With one elite university, almost certain to charge the full £9,000 fees, already cutting provision, it seems highly unlikely he was right.