Sentence examples for recommended fees from inspiring English sources

The use of a lawyer is recommended; fees typically range from $800 to $1,500, Mr. Bondaryev said.

The use of a lawyer is recommended; fees range from approximately 800 to 1,500 zlotys ($270 to $500), Mr. Yrkoski said.

The use of a lawyer is strongly recommended; fees are typically about 1,000 pounds ($1,500), according to Mr. Piccirillo.

The Australian Psychological Society produces a schedule of recommended fees for psychological services [ 28].

If publishing firms were to follow the recommended fees proposed by the CLA then institutions would have a greater capacity to realistically budget for the likely permission fees when developing web based courses.

Labour introduced tuition fees and commissioned the Browne report, which would have recommended tuition fees with no upper limit.

Tee-time reservations are strongly recommended; green fees start at $30, with club and car rentals available.

The coalition agreement struck between the Conservatives and the Lib Dems in May included this provision: If the response of the government to Lord Browne's report [into higher education funding, which recommended raising fees] is one that Liberal Democrats cannot accept, then arrangements will be made to enable Liberal Democrat MPs to abstain in any vote.

The taxpayer would still have to find the money to lend to the future medics, however, and might be unwilling to do so.In the run-up to the 1997 election, both main parties conspired to delay the completion of a review by Lord Dearing which recommended tuition fees be introduced.

Eastwood sat on the Browne Review – the one that recommended raising fees in the first place – and as Chair of the Russell Group of "elite" universities called for the tuition fee cap to be increased to £16,000 a year.

Costa explained the estimate of a $39 co-payment was based on the fact the AMA's recommended GP fee for a 15-minute consultation was $76, less the $37 patients would get back from Medicare.