Sentence examples for fees to one from inspiring English sources
Last month Mr. Dodd, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, and Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, introduced legislation to limit the number of overdraft fees to one a month and to require a bank to seek permission from consumers to cover debit card and check purchases that would push their bank balance below zero.
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Software firms are not just having to rewrite their applications so they can run in the cloud, but also to switch from a business model in which they get much of their revenue from large, upfront licence fees to one in which they receive smaller, recurring subscription payments.
Send the filled forms, along with the fees to one of the following addresses:.
Heeding another complaint from the judge, lawyers for the workers agreed to reduce their fees to one-quarter of the total payout rather than the one-third called for in the lawyers' original agreement with their clients.
But Thompson is also moving from an organization with a perpetually guaranteed source of income — the BBC license fee — to one that finds itself on much shakier fiscal ground.
The record indicates that, in fact, Schwegman paid a fee to one of the Publishers, American Institute of Physics, to get a copy of the Ye Article.
One might compare the model to cable or satellite television, where we pay a monthly fee to one company, which then takes the responsibility for paying copyright holders in turn.
A country desiring additional days can pay a fee to one with spare days.
Under this system, health insurers pay a single fee to one or more of the approximately 100 regional care groups that are currently in place.
A 2007 study by NGO Education Partnership (pdf) found that Cambodian parents were spending an average of $108£8282) a year in informal fees to send one child to a state primary or secondary school, equal to 8.6% of average family income.
