Sentence examples for fees to an average from inspiring English sources

In his statement, Mr. Chiswick said the company had recently reduced its origination fees to an average of about 10percentt because of what he called the "sound-bite effect of the high origination fees".

In response to the proposals, 24 universities and three further education (FE) colleges have applied to lower fees to an average of £7,500 or less, the Office for Fair Access says.

This announcement from Exeter is another indication that the government is struggling to restrict fees to an average of £7,500.

Even the lowly Buffalo Sabres kicked in a new 12-year deal with MSG Network last season that doubled its rights fee to an annual average of more than $25 million.

The survey found that 39 banks surveyed in 1995 and 1998 had raised their late fees considerably -- to an average of $21.82, from $12.53.

These fees equate to an average annual cost per team member of $750,000 and up.

Although the race hosting fees come to an average of $31.1 million, there is a gulf of a difference between them.

Hosting fees come to an average of $30.4 million annually though Abu Dhabi is understood to be paying much more than that as it occupies a special place as the season-ender.

Utilizing data from more than 3,000 401(k) plans with more than $120 billion in assets, Ayres and Curtis provide evidence that fees lead to an average shortfall of 0.86% relative to comparable market returns.

In Chokwe irrigation schemes, farmers pay a water fee amounting to an average of US$14/ha in the wet season, and US$25/ha in the dry season depending on the number of hectares owned by farmers.

From 2012, English universities will be able to raise their fees to a maximum of £9,000 and the average fee across the sector will be around £8,400.