Sentence examples for fees for time from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the best solution would be to permit a contractual provision that provided that the court would have the discretion to award fees for time spent successfully defending a fee application.

* $1.1 million dollars in attorneys' fees for time spent on this case and a 2006 sonar case in Hawaii.

The exception has grown to swallow the rule as government offices routinely charge fees for time spent responding to open records responses.

The frequent references to not wishing to abuse the system implies an awareness of potential financial incentives in fee-for-service and fee-for-time reimbursements.

And so, he added, "they don't want to eat up their fee-for-service time with calls".

Chief executive Pam Tatlow said: "The Liberal Democrats made a clear election pledge that tuition fees for full-time and part-time students would be abolished.

The banks have been adding and raising fees for some time now, but the experts said they did not expect a new round of charges.

Fees for part-time students are pro rata of the full-time fees for the course and based on the number of credits covered.

The new system abolishes upfront fees for part-time students.

Fees for full-time students from the rest of the UK (RUK) are £9,250 in 2017-18.

Fees for part-time students with a fixed term of study are calculated pro-rata.