Sentence examples for fees in one from inspiring English sources
A university press release offers the chance "to run your own business, gain a master's degree and pay back your tuition fees in one year" – but sceptics question whether this is realistic.
Some of the better prepaid cards are already presenting their fees in one place.
BB&T a regional bank in the Southeast, charges up to eight overdraft fees in one day for a total of $280 in fees.
Also, because the city does not list all these fees in one centralized report, hundreds of individual documents must be reviewed to uncover the amounts.
But money paid to spouses is one of the primary ways that members of Congress manage to wander into serious money while in office, and Hadassah made $328,000 in speaking fees in one year.
After the PBF training, performance bonuses were introduced using user fees in one of the government hospital as explained below: "Before I took part in the PBF training, our facility and health staff used to receive funding upon submission of report.
Here's Hall&Madden in a nutshell: users can pay a recurring $150 fee in one, two, three, or four-month intervals in exchange for a box of three fitted dress shirts.
Netagio says its users can now convert bitcoin into physical 100g gold bars — which will be insured and stored (for a fee) in one of its maximum-security vaults in the mountains of Switzerland, complete with armed guards and hundreds of metres of rock between your precious metal and the grasping outside world.
Bank experts say that removing or changing a fee in one place means a new or higher one somewhere else, like increasing A.T.M. charges or maintenance fees.
Back at the office, Mr. Aiken said, he studied recent bank reports and found that the checks numbered about 200, costing Miracle Makers thousands of dollars in overdraft fees — $2,340 in one month alone — at a time when it was struggling to stay in the good graces of lenders and creditors.
Richard A. Daynard, the director of the Tobacco Products Liability Project at the Northeastern University School of Law in Boston, said he believed that the Castano Group could directly seek fees in only one of the later round of cases.
