Sentence examples for revised fee from inspiring English sources

She said that she started tutoring Riverdale students enrolled in "Constructing America" in 2006, and that the company, which charges $200 to $600 an hour, adopted a revised fee structure because of the number of hours students were logging.

Singapore senior minister for trade, industry and education S Iswaran said the race's costs would be reduced, partly through a "revised" fee.

"We are okay with the revised fee schedule for this transaction," the Merill Lynch employee emailed.

While some on the council expressed hesitation with moving ahead with the revised fee structure, others were ready to move forward.

As Tim Schneider wrote for Artnet News, Christie's revised fee structure saddles buyers capable of purchasing works over $4 million with a 12.5-percent premium, which ultimately carried the final $400 million bid for "Salvator" to a total payout closer to the half-billion mark.

As Tim Schneider wrote for Artnet News, Christie's revised fee structure saddles buyers capable of purchasing works over $4 million with a 12.5-percent premium, which ultimately carried the final $400 million bid for "Salvator" to a total payout closer to the half-billion mark.

If the amounts collected in the first three quarters exceed the amount of the revised annual fee, the overpayment will be refunded.

After initially deciding that debit interchange fees should be lowered from 44 cents to 7 to 12 cents, the Fed, in yet another huge handout to big banks, revised the fee range to 21 to 24 cents.

However, regional authorities have often revised their fee schedules.

This increased expenditure for staff wages was eventually to be integrated into a revised flat fee schedule.

He will be less restrained if he thinks the revised tuition fees policy damages the skills base of the UK economy.