Sentence examples for fostering fee from inspiring English sources
Egan's previous weekly income for her foster daughter (who calls her "mum") was £429, consisting of a £214 fostering fee and £215 maintenance; this has now dropped to £120.
The Fostering Network is therefore calling on the governments of the UK to provide sufficient funding to allow local authorities to implement allowances that cover the full cost of fostering, a fee structure that pays foster carers for their work, a framework for training foster carers, and support systems that enable them to care for vulnerable children.
She compares the annual costs of residential care, or fostering, with the fees for Eton.
European officials have said that these measures include fostering greater competition in services and keeping down administrative fees and sales taxes.
Big banks won't like the needed revision, because it would curb the fees and rates they charge on refinancings by fostering competition with midsize and smaller banks.
But those pubs succeed at fostering community precisely because they're available to anyone — no membership card, no fee.
Door fees and other financial arrangements between landlords and cable companies were commonplace before regulators started fostering competition.
We're fostering entrepreneurship".
Women's use of services upon the payment of fees testifies the existence of a certain ability to pay which could be better capitalized if channeled toward fostering the expansion of insurance coverage.
Encourage fostering where necessary.
