"There will be a modest charge for the Champions League, we've been very consistent on that, but it will fit within the scope of the overall strategy of bringing sport back to the people".
The new secretary must persuade visitors that the quality of the experience merits a modest charge.
This unexpected turn of events has caught out the local hoteliers, for whom there was little sympathy in the first place following outrageous hikes in tariff - the £50 charge for a modest room rising to £175 per night for a four-night minimum.
Our local Costco sells an enormous hunk of Vermont cheddar cheese for just a little more than the supermarket charges for a modest piece of the same brand.
Affiliated with the groups and venues for which it sells tickets, the site adds a modest service charge to the cost of tickets.
Vehicle charging, even for a modest 30% PEV penetration, is found to nearly double peak temperature rise above ambient at the cable surface, increase the daily variance in cable temperatures, and significantly decrease the estimated time to failure for cables with thermally sensitive insulation.
In contrast to high schools, which offered driver's education as a regular class or for a modest fee during the summer, driving schools charge higher rates.
Quite how something cooked for so long can be so precisely judged proves why not everyone can charge nigh-on £30 for a modest tranche of beef.
Instead of reducing the number of user charges for the NHS, the government ought to be following the example of Sweden, where a range of modest charges for treatment provide around 10% of the country's health funding without any apparent ill-effects.Some of the extra education spending will go on reducing class sizes to below 30 for children aged up to seven.
As a point of reference, Modest charged a monthly fee to its larger customers — $200 — and a percentage of transactions for smaller businesses.
