Sentence examples for reducing fee from inspiring English sources

When students are asked to pick three areas where universities should spend their money, the top answer by some distance – chosen by 45% – is "reducing fee levels".

Münch said iZettle assessed various options for reducing the rate, included rate bands and charging monthly fees, but settled on a sliding reducing fee based on monthly transaction volume in order to keep things as simple as possible for its small business customers, while still creating a new lower fee floor that undercuts its rivals.

Shuttle does offer lower transaction fees than its rivals: 1.4% for a credit card payment and 13 cents for a debit card payment, whereas most mPOS startups charge a flat 2.75% fee, although iZettle has recently introduced a reducing fee in the U.K. market, based on transaction volume, that can dip as low as 1.5%.

Reducing fees won't eradicate this.

The last Labour government began reducing fees in 1998.

Almost half (48%) said reducing fees should be a main priority for their universities' financial planners.

In a posting to Drawger on April 28, Mr. Taxali bemoaned the Google request — and that some struggling publications were reducing fees to illustrators by nearly half.

Students are saying their number-one issue is reducing fees; they don't want universities spending loads on new accommodation blocks.

In defence of keeping tuition fees at £9,000, Universities UK this week argued that the focus should not be on reducing fees, but in raising maintenance support.

Indeed, the gospel of personal investing, not without reason, is to index, reducing fees.

In addition to roof-life, green roofs add stormwater management reducing fees for utilities.