Luckily, Nesbitt was still in possession of the questions, and was willing to license them back to us for a moderate fee.
Chief executive Ken Morrison said a more moderate fee would more than cover the FIRB approvals process and ensure taxpayers are not out of pocket.
The City Hall's social service will be free of charge for low-income households and available at a moderate fee to others, the report said.
On this form, O'Neill may not need Stan Collymore, but remains keen to sign him tomorrow if Doug Ellis, the Aston Villa chairman, accepts a moderate fee.
In a typical bike-share program, participants pay a moderate fee for an annual membership and can check out bicycles from numerous stations throughout the city, returning them to the same station or another one.
"For a moderate fee," jokes Deirdre McCloskey, an economic historian, "an economist will tell you with all the confidence of a witch doctor that interest rates will rise 56 basis points next month or that dropping agricultural subsidies will increase Swiss national income by 14.8%."* "The superiority of economists", by M. Fourcade, E. Ollion and Y. Algan, MaxPo Discussion Paper 14/3.
As one who very much appreciates the comments setup and the moderation that you described, as well as the cost thereof, I would like to suggest that The Times charge a moderate fee for the privilege of commenting on articles — say $50 per year — while reading the comments would remain free.
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The site charges college and graduate school hopefuls a moderate fee to view application tips and essays by students recently accepted at universities across the U.S, and it pays a small sum to those who upload documents for people to examine.
Attendance at the training was voluntary and incurred a moderate fee.
