Sentence examples for offset fees from inspiring English sources

Students are also allowed to make partial payments and, as in the case of Mr. Arkadie, to pitch in around the center to offset fees.

It's been well reported that British students, facing tuition fees of £9,000 a year at home, are crossing the Atlantic to study at America's institutions, where brimming endowments can mean generous scholarships and bursaries to offset fees.

The SEC's order also found that Yucaipa failed to disclose various conflicts of interest arising from a principal's loan to Consulting Firm A, a principal's investment in Consulting Firm B and the misallocation of expenses between funds (as well as related failure to offset fees).

Where Koupah tries to advertise to offset fees, other players in the space like Revel have turned to LevelUp to go transaction-fee-free for its merchants.

That could be achieved through efficiency measures, using recycled water, or through offset fees that would go into water conservation programs.

The council majority said that the city could not find an equitable formula for refunding utility-user taxes to offset fees for street lights and landscaping.

Matthew Ball, who is president of the student assembly, proposed the idea of investing the surplus to create an endowment that could be used to help offset fee increases for students.

By law, an administrative offset fee can be charged to collect what you are said to owe.

Homeland Security says it would cost $16 billion or more to meet the mandate, but that projection assumes that the department would pay to acquire, maintain and operate scanning equipment and related operations, without any offsetting fees from companies in the global supply chain.

It pointed out that under the Dodd-Frank Act the fees it collects from financial institutions must "match the total amount appropriated for the agency by Congress" and "under this mechanism, SEC funding will be deficit-neutral, as any increase or decrease in the SEC's budget would result in a corresponding rise or fall in offsetting fee collections".

Investment management, which oversees money for wealthy clients, posted a 5 percent gain in revenue for the quarter because higher incentive fees offset lower management fees.