Sentence examples for fees instrumental from inspiring English sources
We noted symbolic use of evidence in the form of community complaints by the president to abolish user fees; instrumental use of evidence in the form of routine monitoring data by technocrats in the MoH to negotiate for an increase in the health sector allocation and, conceptual use of evidence in the form of survey data by the cabinet to debate the ills of user fees for health care.
Tyco, which is based in Bermuda and operates out of Exeter, N.H., said it paid Mr. Walsh the fee because he was "instrumental in bringing about the acquisition" of CIT Group, according to the filing.
It's a good thing these residents didn't depend on teaching to pay the maintenance fees, because "a tenant is not permitted to give dance, vocal or instrumental instruction in his or her apartment at any time".
Our official response made the point that we had ourselves been instrumental in its outcome by deciding not to drop our fee below £7,500 to bid for extra margin places this year.
Mr. Stith was also instrumental in bringing St. Stephen's and Mortgage Lending of America together and was promised a fee of $1,500 for each property bought by St. Stephen's, the court papers said.
It was instrumental guitar.
The market is purely instrumental.
Instrumental or intrinsic?
Instrumental flourishes are added.
