Sentence examples for fees under a from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCall said in a recent debate that the law firms were awarded the fees under a contract.

Not met – The party famously voted for an increase in fees under a new post-degree repayment system.

That's because record-keeping fees, under a revenue-sharing arrangement, can be based on the amount of plan assets under management.

Higher university fees under a deregulated system will be exacerbated by higher interest rates on student loans that disproportionately affect lower income earners, analysis shows.

People transferring money overseas must be informed of the exchange rate they are paying as well as any fees, under a new rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Taxi drivers in Westchester will be able to take passengers to New York City without having to pay city licensing fees under a new agreement between the taxi and limousine commissions of Westchester and New York City.

From 1995 to 2002, Hollinger International paid $202.7 million in fees under an agreement with Hollinger Inc. Lord Black served as chairman and chief executive of both companies.

The City Council must also approve the locations for those trees that are planted using the in-lieu fees under an amendment added to the ordinance.

The Taj Mahal has stopped accepting dollars for the entrance fee, under a new edict from the Indian Ministry of Culture that also affects other national tourist sites like the 13th-century minaret known as the Qutb Minar and Humayun's Tomb in Delhi.

The second is that it is both a public-sector organisation and a commercial one: while supported by the licence fee under a royal charter on the one hand, on the other it must raise revenues using its commercial arm, Worldwide, and has long felt it necessary – since the breaking of the BBC's monopoly in the 1950s – to pay market-appropriate salaries to executives and stars.

The Secretary will review the maximum fees under paragraph (a) of this section bi-annually to determine that they remain reasonable.