Sentence examples for old fee from inspiring English sources

The old fee was $1 per share.

The county calculated that a Westchester family with four riders paid on average $147 to visit the park this year based on the old fee structure of $30 for 9 to 12 rides and $50 for 16 to 20 rides.

While disadvantaged students are more likely to drop out of university, a study published by the body found that, under the old fee regime, bursary schemes do not make them any more or less likely to complete their course.

"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.

With the old fee, you'd pay 0.5percentt (or the equivalent of £5) in fees.

The old fee, before the legislation was passed, equaled a one-time payment of $150 per non-Canadian member with a cap held at $450.

Under the old fee-for-service system, insured Americans could demand almost any treatment they wanted, with little regard for cost or efficacy.

Under the old fee-for-service system, doctors had no financial interest in keeping healthy people out of their surgeries quite the opposite.

On some estimates, the old fee-for-service system meant that as many as a third of tests given and operations performed had little medical justification.

At the same time, Maimonides is competing on the old fee-for-service turf by recruiting surgical and cancer specialists, partly to woo more commercially insured patients.

Nearly 9 out of 10 doctors who responded to a University of Connecticut survey said medical care in the United States was worse under managed care than the old fee-for-service system.