Sentence examples for keep fees from inspiring English sources
It's contrived to keep fees up".
Others say it will help keep fees and wages down.
Some building owners even choose to sacrifice commissions to keep fees low for tenants, he said.
Doctors, pharmacies and companies may also dispense it; the government is urging them to keep fees minimal.
In Northern Ireland, a decision has yet to be taken, but it's expected that the Assembly will keep fees below the dramatic increase planned for England.
But some small colleges with not much endowment can keep fee increases modest if they've found a niche.
But the Harris v. Quinn ruling should make it harder for unions to keep fee-paying home care workers on their member rolls, since it essentially allows workers to opt out.
This keeps fees high and innovation slow.
Taxi commissioners acknowledge that owners kept fees above $90.
The exchange makes meagre returns precisely because it has kept fees so low.The LME may decide to carry on alone if a potential bidder cannot reassure its members over the changes they would introduce.
