Sentence examples for public fees from inspiring English sources

The lecturers' union, the University and College Union, said cuts on this scale would leave cities and towns "without a local university and our students paying the highest public fees in the world".

The new semiprivate Fox Hopyard course in East Haddam and the Pistol Creek Golf Club in Kensington also have public fees close to $100, well above the previous top rung statewide, which had been in the $50 range.

Of particular concern was the fact that a second new piece of legislation, which would hold protesters accountable for public fees incurred, specifically named "vigils and religious services" as targets, and the Clatterbucks were worried that it was directed at the Adorers.

On the other hand, in one of his dialogues, Plato rejects the glorification of Pericles and quote as saying: "as I know, Pericles made the Athenians slothful, garrulous and avaricious, by starting the system of public fees".

Even after the partial reimbursement from the NHI, private fees remained (and remain) higher than public fees.

But, citing public fee data, Mr. Djurdjevic calculates that, with a premium Visa card, Square would have to pay out 27 cents in fees.

Furthermore, as mentioned, there was no change in the public fee during this period.

Federal investigators are examining tens of millions of dollars in lobbying and public relations fees Abramoff obtained from the tribes.

In 1999, initial public offering fees totaled almost $5 billion, up from $1.3 billion in 1991, according to Thomson Financial Securities Data.

The Justice Department already is looking into more than $82 million in lobbying and public relations fees Abramoff and Scanlon received from tribes around the country.

If he is successful, it will mean millions of dollars in lucrative initial public offering fees for his firm, and a bigger salary for him.