Sentence examples for revised fees from inspiring English sources

The revised fees were expected to generate an increased income of £80,000 a year.

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

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.

The strategies of the reform include revising user fees charged at government health care facilities.

Also the Organization have taken a first step towards revising the fees paid to the fund manager.

The government could use this result so as to think of more researches and take timely action so as to revise user fees at public health institutions and use the money generated for planning more improved service provision.

An influential study by Steven Kaplan of the University of Chicago and Antoinette Schoar of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2005 that examined the performance of private-equity funds found that less than a third of managers consistently beat the S&P 500 after fees were accounted for.Buy-out bosses are under pressure to revise the fee structures that made them rich.

Ofcom has revised annual licence fees, which were last increased in 2000, based on prices paid for 4G in the UK and elsewhere in Europe.