Sentence examples for fees evidence from inspiring English sources

Levy called the dividend cut, along with the slashing of directors' fees, evidence of Ford's "focus on shared effort and sacrifice by various constituencies as it works to improve performance".

The move to make it independent and supported by its own fees is evidence of a trend emerging in philanthropy today, driven by the astounding amount of money expected to flow to charity over the next several decades.

In his keynote speech on Saturday, Mr Jones hailed the Welsh government's record on jobs, investment and tuition fees as evidence of what a UK Labour government could achieve.

Junk science, extravagant contingency fees, dubious evidence of causation and damages have transformed courts of law in many instances into collection agencies where the playing field is anything but level.

Bank officials declined to say how much money the bank earned from overdraft fees, but anecdotal evidence suggests it had been a multibillion-dollar business for the bank.

A well-planned legal assault on public unions collapsed Tuesday when the Supreme Court deadlocked over a California woman's lawsuit to strike down mandatory fees, the strongest evidence yet that Justice Antonin Scalia's death has stymied the court's conservatives.

The UK government uses aid to promote low-fee providers, but evidence shows that very low income families often have to choose whose fees to pay, and boys regularly squeeze girls out.

MR. SALPETER, a former New York City homicide detective, spent years on the Tankleff case, working mostly without a fee, to find evidence that implicated others in the murders.

The move was regularly cited during the 2010 swipe fee fracas as evidence of the harm that would befall consumers if Durbin didn't back off.

No evidence with fees at just under £3,400 perhaps, but at double or treble that?

However, there is evidence that fees act as a deterrent to use of health care [ 49].