Sentence examples for fees number from inspiring English sources

Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC) had the tuition and fees number for the 2013-2014 school year, but have not updated the list for the upcoming school year, but provided the 2014-2015 numbers to Reboot Illinois.

Monthly summaries for ambulatory care claims contain outpatient reimbursement fees, number of reported cases, and treatment duration for each claim.

Why not just get people to put in their licence fee number to watch iPlayer?

The annual ancillary fee number is a major point of confusion.

Usually the applications, which require a 10-minute homemade audiotape and a $25 fee, number in the hundreds.

The information collected at the moment does not include address or licence fee number, which could be used to work out whether or not people are watching illegally.

That may be hyperbole — Mr. Picard has personally taken home only $5.1 million, according to court documents — but the total fee numbers are staggering.

Mr. Steiner said fees for baggage, on-board meals, seat assignments and other extras could add up to 20 percent to the fare total — as least for less expensive tickets — though he acknowledged that the fee numbers floating around the industry were estimates at this point.

The tuition and fee numbers represent a full-time student, and for the public schools, it represents a full-time, in-state student.

Another study [ 30] showed that despite the increased use of birth delivery services in Dori (intervention group) caused by the abolition of fees, the number of health workers exceeded the number required to conduct delivery activities.

The cost depended most heavily on the potential legal fees, the number of people who develop symptoms, and the number of customers lost from the bad publicity.