Sentence examples for fees organizations from inspiring English sources

Although the White House and Obama administration have tried to put a spotlight on excessive fines and fees, organizations like ArchCity Defenders and Equal Justice Under Law have been effective in using federal lawsuits to force change.

Steele also evoked controversy when it was revealed that he had accepted large speaking fees from organizations, a practice criticized by several former party leaders.

Wright had been using the book as a way to bypass caps on speaking fees: an organization would invite him to speak, and instead of paying him for a speech, they would agree to buy copies of the book in bulk, for which he received an outsized fifty-five per cent of the royalties.

For instance, there's a $10,000 application fee for organizations of less than 50 people, where 50percentto75percentcent of their employees are visa-holding immigrants (H-1B and L visas).

Some producers pay a fee to organizations that collect and recycle the packaging.

Dealers' formal appraisals, made for estates or gifts, are given after inspection and are done for a fee; the organization stands behind such an opinion.

In late July, it sent out more letters demanding licensing fees from educational organizations that offer Web-based classes.

The membership fees of most organizations are quite affordable, and prior project management experience is usually not a prerequisite for membership.

"The exorbitant fees that these organizations charge for subscriptions from universities in order to access these 'peer-reviewed' journals and proceedings are a complete rip-off," he said.

They also altered the measure to prevent nonunion employees affected by contracts from paying so-called "fair share" fees to union organizations.

Referred patients paid normal participation fees to the organizations for the activities they attended.