Sentence examples for fees for certificates from inspiring English sources

Most MOOC providers are making plans to offer credit — and charge fees for certificates and proctored exams.

The operative buzzword here is "dematerialization" -- a trend away from physical objects, which has been partly fueled by stock-clearing companies that discourage paper-based stock trading by charging extra fees for certificates.

The cost of buying electricity (scenario B) is based on the spot price, but also includes fees for certificates and the grid, as well as taxes.

The state legislature in June voted to raise the filing fee for death certificates to $20 from $7, to help offset the increased costs of state cremations, which cost $450.

I can see a day soon where you'll create your own college degree by taking the best online courses from the best professors from around the world — some computing from Stanford, some entrepreneurship from Wharton, some ethics from Brandeis, some literature from Edinburgh — paying only the nominal fee for the certificates of completion.

That should soon change though, as a FAQ posted to MITNews points out that the two schools are considering charging a "nominal fee" for those certificates when a student proves their mastery of a subject.

And little things, like the fees for the birth certificate and a replacement Social Security card she needed to start her job.

You may be subject to further fees for faxing your certificate application or requesting certified copies.

Massachusetts, for example, began imposing a $10 fee for a certificate of blindness so blind or legally blind residents can gain access to state services.

The filing fee for a certificate of formation is $300 .[23]You will have to pay an additional fee if you file online.

They include big (and, in our view, wise) ideas like adding tolls on the East River bridges (for $1 billion in revenue) and restoring the commuter tax ($802 million), and little ones, like increasing fees for birth and death certificates ($8 million) and having teachers do their jury duty in summer months ($2 million in savings).