Sentence examples for for which fees from inspiring English sources

This month's classes, for which fees are charged and supplies are extra, include knitting, bow-making and crocheting.

Those figures did not include a $457 million settlement the firm's largest in 2003 against Waste Management, for which fees and expenses totaled 8.1%.

SPs are provided to any programs within and outside of the University for which fees are paid.

The location of cemeteries established in the last two centuries did not account for intense urban development, which has led to a shortage of burial plots and permitted reuse of graves for which fees have not been paid after 20 years [ 17].

Of the 91 offers, seven are for scholarships – with no fee charged to the student – and 37 are for "exhibitions", for which the fees are £7,200 a year.

The fact that wage-dependency is not observed for IFs, for which care fees are also fixed, but for PNHs, might be explained with lower fixed fees at PNHs than IFs [ 54], and/or stronger cost-consciousness of PNHs.

And how can a public hunt, for which tag fees can be charged, cost more than hiring sharpshooters?

VRBO.com Unlike its international sister site, HomeAway.com, VRBO focuses on second homes in popular United States getaways like Cape Cod and Orlando with about 175,000 listings, for which no fees are charged.

The first step in your training is the Common Professional Examination CPEE) or Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL), for which course fees will range from £1085 to £5900.

In addition to their official duties, the heralds have for many centuries undertaken private practice in heraldry and genealogy, for which professional fees are charged.

The lawyers there are actively engaged in community-minded and populace-friendly activities for which legal fees are not showered upon them and which are classified as "pro bono," which means for the public good, and therefore, free.