Of that, it paid the city $31 million as an up-front "franchise fee" for control of the water system.
Instead, we have insurers charging women extra fees for birth control as if it were a luxury.
Weeks before the start of New York City's largest bicycling tour, its organizers filed suit on Monday to avoid nearly $1 million in fees for traffic control by the New York Police Department.
Although police fees for traffic control increased during his administration, Bloomberg eagerly promoted the race as a way to boost fitness, tourism and economic development.
While insurance still covers the cost of the contraception itself, pharmacies may charge patients fees for birth-control-related services since insurers are currently not required to reimburse for them.
What's she's referring to is a February meeting of the House committee on oversight and government reform; five male representatives – and not a single female – got together to voice their objections to a new federal law requiring employers to waive any co-pay fees for birth control.
Current medical health care reimbursements in the United States have evolved from a loosely controlled, fee-for-service system into highly regulated, managed care organizations.
We observe instead that there are situations where this is not the case, one of the more common is when driver nodes charge a fee for propagating control actions to their neighbors, for example if they are celebrities or so-called 'influencers' in a social network because of their centrality.
With little or no contractual relationship to doctors, fee-for-service plans cannot possibly control the quality of care provided their members.
The 'for profit' private clinics provide clinical services care on a fee-for-service and are not controlled or financed by the government.
On the other hand, he said, spending in the traditional fee-for-service Medicare program is "out of control".
