Sentence examples for fees results from inspiring English sources
They found that, worldwide, a $1,000 increase in fees results in the applications-to-places ratio falling by 0.25%.
The effect was slightly less pronounced for American MBA programmes, where a $1,000 increase in fees results in the applications-to-places ratio falling by 0.16%.
In the recent round of Latin-American auctionSothebyeby's saw a new high for the abstract Brazilian Sergio Camargo when Untitled (Relief No. 21/52) sold for over $2.1m, way over its $400,000-$400,000-$600,000 target (pre-sale estimates don't include fees; results do).
He also faces mounting legal fees resulting from the investigations.
"I knew that those fees resulted in a financial benefit to my father and, ultimately, to me".
The drop in fees resulted primarily from a big decline in assets during the long stock market slump.
Wynn's articles of incorporation are typical of publicly traded companies by providing for indemnification of legal fees resulting from litigation related to a director's conduct.
The obvious result will be a drying up both of the new drug pipeline and, to the chagrin of some in the legal profession, the lucrative fees resulting from lawsuits against these same drug corporations.
The worst-case scenario is an open market in which universities charge varying fees, resulting in a pricing war as organisations compete for an ever-diminishing pool of students.
"I knew that those fees resulted in a financial benefit to my father and, ultimately, to me," Mr. Velella continued, with his 90-year-old father sitting in a wheelchair several rows behind him.
"It's ridiculous to accuse us of being influenced by 'advertisers and business interests' in this case, Fleet/BankBoston, when over the course of three weeks at least three stories appeared regarding increased fees resulting from the merger, including one on the front page," Mr. Purcell said.
