After the pilot project passed on Tuesday, with the dollar fee intact, a few young bus opponents complained about the quick vote as they headed down the City Hall steps.
The vote also provided a victory for Senator Durbin, who managed to keep his debit-fee measure intact despite a switch by 12 senators from supporting him last year to now voting to delay the debit fee caps.
Thomas Cook, which announces financial results on Thursday, is paying for the charity's startup costs, including Phipps's pay and legal fees, so that its £1m donation will be intact when the foundation is launched.
Because the connection stays intact, originators can claim a servicing fee in exchange for maintaining the relationship with borrowers.
The more profitable music publishing arm, which collects royalties and performance fees for the Beatles, among other artists, will largely be left intact.
Other elements of Hertz's previous bid, including a $44.6 million reverse termination fee if the deal fails to win antitrust approval, remain intact.
The 1977 legal precedent Abood v. Detroit Board of Education that allowed such fees, which add up to millions of dollars a year for unions, remains intact.
The larger record of Mr. Soros is intact, with the Quantum Fund returning, on average, 32percentt a year between 1969 and 1999, after fees.
Additionally, there are no financial or transportation incentives available to help keep families intact and maintain routine contact, and keeping in contact via telephone often includes exorbitant fees.
Even when top-up fees morphed into the current system of tuition fees and loans in the 2004 Higher Education Act, the top-up idea remained intact.
