Sentence examples for shifting fees from inspiring English sources

Our judicial system's bias against shifting fees partly explains that reluctance, but Section 285 is flexible enough to help defend against trolls.

Sanctions would be paid to the court, rather than to the party seeking sanctions, so that lawyers would be discouraged from making Rule 11 motions and judges could not use the rule as a way of shifting fees from the losing side to the winner.

That's a bait-and-switch tactic that's been used since the dawn of time — "The first one's free" — and ISPs are notorious for having opaque and shifting fees and restrictions.

Also, the idea of shifting fees to the losing party could induce individuals and less-capitalized companies to not pursue reasonable claims given that a larger company would have more resources, and thus could dump huge fees after a victory on the smaller party.

And he made deals that shifted costs to Citizens, a cash-rich company in which he had a negligible stake, and shifted fees to Century Communications, a cash-poor company in which he owned a big stake.

Even assuming, arguendo, that the power to shift fees falls into the bottom tier of this alleged hierarchy of inherent powers, Chambers' argument is unavailing, because we find no legislative intent to limit the scope of this power.

The Office of Management and Budget approved shifting the fees to the IRS's salary account because those funds are designated for a variety of agency operations, a senior administration official said.

That difficulty triggered informal conversations about finally shifting from "fees" to "tuition" on the 23 campuses of the Cal State system, said spokeswoman Claudia Keith.

One of the driving factors in the industry's evolution is reforming the way health care is delivered and paid for — shifting from fee-for-service to value-based payments.

Our fourth and final objective was to discuss the appropriateness of shifting from fee-for-service to flat rate payments as a policy option for countries facing similar financial problems in their attempts to develop more equity in their financing system.

But there is no doubt that rerolls and wrap-and-rolls shifted future fees into current reported revenue, pumping up the present at the expense of the future.