Sentence examples for fees regulations from inspiring English sources

Company searches were indeed free for journalists under the Corporations (Fees) Regulations created in 2001.

Under the fees regulations, the relevant cost to take into account is not the overall cost of complying with the request; it is only the cost of determining whether the information is held, and locating, retrieving and extracting it (which may well be significantly less than the total cost of responding).

Payday loans are available in about three dozen states, with varying fees, regulations and maximum amounts that range up to $1,000.

Agricultural Fees Regulations (Amendment No. 2), 1994.

Development Planning (Fees) Regulations, 2010 (L.N. 356 of 2010).

For instance, second season licence applications for 1997 were published under the Fishing Licences (Applications and Fees) Regulations Order 1997 (S.R. & No. 2 of 1997), entitled "Application for Fishing Licence - Second Season 1997".

Ofcom said that in considering the introduction of retransmission fees, regulation would need to be watertight to prevent bust-ups in negotiations between broadcasters to "avoid the risk of channels being withheld and going off air".

Consequently, the full cost recovery (also known as cash-and-carry) was introduced and adopted into the health system with the introduction of the Hospital Fees Regulation 1985 L.I.13133).

The primary objective of this paper is to examine the pre and post effects of the 2013 proposed logistics fees regulation on the price of originator and generic medicines of several subgroups of pharmaceutical dosage forms.

Judge Walker said the Electronics Fund Transfer Act did not govern A.T.M. fee regulations.

They may charge a fee, which will be calculated according to fee regulations.