Sentence examples for partial fees from inspiring English sources

In the U.S., payment of health insurance varied significantly in that employers paid either all insurance fees for employees and their family, all fees for employees only, partial fees for employees and their family, or partial fees for the employee only [ 56, 58, 59].

Fill up the necessary forms, submit necessary documents (photographs, school-leaving certificate, etc), pay full/ partial fees, and secure your admission.

Behind the scenes, Scribd has also implemented a new compensation system with Lonely Planet (which the BBC sold last year to NC2 Media), where the publisher gets a partial fee for partially read books.

Each award consist of a partial fee waiver, to reduce the £16,000 fees LSE charges to overseas students, and an £11,000 maintenance grant for living expenses.

Bursaries A range of bursaries on offer, including full fee waivers for students from Lewisham, partial fee waivers for students from nearby London boroughs, support for disabled students, refugees and asylum seekers.

The councilman was referring to a letter he and 19 other members signed this week, demanding that New Jersey commuters pay a partial fee, or that the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey use a portion of tolls collected from Manhattan-bound drivers to pay for New York City mass transit.

Preliminary budget recommendations show the agency facing a cut of about $2.6 million of its current budget, but the financing mechanism is changing from entirely general-revenue funds to a partial fee-based model, which puts the onus on the agency to sustain its own financing.

They also put their money where their mouth is by only taking a partial fee till we reach set funding goals".

The College Board offers partial fee waivers for the $89 test, and a number of districts use federal funds to cover as much as $84 of the cost.  .

Controls were from six health centres in the neighbouring Djibo district where a partial fee exemption was in place.

Public funding further provides a basic support for public services and a partial fee-for-service for private services [ 17].