Sentence examples for idea of fee from inspiring English sources

For whatever reason, the idea of fee based annuity advisors has never really caught and although there are some "no load" annuities out there, the selection is not as wide as annuities that have a commission built in.

Adopting the German idea of fee paying for secondary care if no referral from primary care practitioner or service is presented, but adapting it to a lower level e.g. 5 instead of 10 euro can also assist such a goal.

The idea of fees being pitched lower than £9,250 has an initial political attraction in that it is a clear reduction in the headline figure.

Damian Brown QC, a sports and employment lawyer and former chair of the Employment Law Bar Association, said: "Most of the profession believes access to justice should be free … Most businesses have insurance or the opportunity to join an employer's federation for a small fee, so the idea of tribunal fees being a protection against frivolous claims is not a significant problem".

Hansen and Kerry have previously clashed over the idea of a fee on each tonne of carbon dioxide emitted.

"There's not a sense of urgency about it". As reported, the study dismisses the idea of a fee on imported oil on grounds that it would do more harm to the economy than good.

The idea of unlimited fees and a levy have been scrapped.

It took successive governments five years, he points out, to establish the idea of private fee-collection.

With a Scottish parliamentary election scheduled for May 5, political leaders of the Labour Party and the incumbent Scottish National Party have been quick to reject the idea of student fees.

Many Labour MPs have in the past favoured a "graduate tax", including Ed Miliband, their leader, who has consistently criticised the idea of higher fees.

Voters really dislike the idea of university fees, or access to medicines, or criminal sentences varying – even though such variation is an obvious consequence of devolution.