Sentence examples similar to scale of fee from inspiring English sources

Gray says he was bewildered by the scale of fees.

At Bristol, we are proposing a sliding scale of fees, linked to family income.

There is a sliding scale of fees for patients without insurance.

A sliding scale of fees is used for operations so that richer customers subsidise poorer ones.

The Theatrical Management Association has a range of membership options for sole traders with a sliding scale of fees.

The scale of fees at the BBC always amused me: they always said there were special lows and special highs.

The plan died, but now Mr. Rogan is tackling the same problem with a sliding scale of fees for applications with more than 20 claims.

Most work is done on a contingency basis, with a sliding scale of fees that can reach 40 percent on projects that involve litigation, Mr. Steger said.

According to The Sunday Times, the company is testing a sliding scale of fees for celebrities based on how popular it perceives an individual to be.

To accommodate those struggling financially, he has adopted a sliding scale of fees for his counseling sessions as well as his lectures on the cabala, the Jewish mystical tradition.

Although individual deals are negotiated, in general, finance directors in Britain's biggest companies rarely question the overall scale of fees charged for services such as managing mergers and acquisitions and handling share issues.