Sentence examples for mixture of fees from inspiring English sources

Because federal funds are limited, our state made a big push with a mixture of fees, bonds and state funds to increase public work.

GP services are financed by a mixture of fee for service (75%) and capitation (25%) and specialist services entirely by fee for services.

The payments were categorized in normal (e.g. for GPs this is a mixture of fee-for-service and capitation payment), normal plus add-on payment for D&I costs, and bundled payment.

User fees are a mixture of flat fees and fee-per-service item.

The fee structure at Kiwoko hospital is a mixture of flat fees and fees per service item.

For most of the period, primary care practices received a complex mixture of capitation fees, reimbursements for expenses, fee for services, and a small amount of pay for performance.

For the second year in a row, there were more shuttered hedge funds than new ones, investors having been turned off by a mixture of high fees and subpar returns, owing in part to a crowded field of funds executing similar strategies and also to an unusual absence of volatility in the markets.

Frow left TV3 warning it was battling for advertising in the face of competition from RTE, which is funded by a mixture of licence fee and advertising.

KP physicians are salaried employees; in contrast, DHS primary care physicians own and run their practices, remunerated by a mixture of capitation and fee-for-service payments, while most specialists are employed at largely public hospitals.

He doesn't scrape by on a mixture of tiny grants, consulting fees, and the sale of obscure essays.

"Predicted spending on both financial support and outreach activity is up significantly compared with spending under the old fee and support arrangements, although, as with 2012/13 agreements, on financial support the balance has changed from predominantly bursaries and scholarships to a mixture of bursaries and scholarships, fee waivers and other support such as accommodation discounts.