L. 111 175, § 102 e)(1)(G v), substituted "fees" for "fee" in heading and substituted "fees referred to in clause (iii)" for "fee referred to in (iii)" in text.
(C) as (D) and substituted "fees" for "fee" before "so imposed".
They wanted to reduce the risks of the maturity transformation banking model, primarily by substituting fee-generating activities for interest rate spread-generating activities.
In effect, they have substituted fee businesses for balance-sheet risk.Special report The party's over Debt is good for you Bond blues A $250 billion gamble Shareholder value Called to account A hazardous journey Destructive creation ReprintsOr at least they have tried to do so.
Alistair Darling, the transport secretary, wants to ease traffic and substitute user fees for excise and gas taxes.
They would instantly start carving down the mountain of debt that constitutes the price America is paying for two wars, the Bush tax cuts, and the economic collapse produced by trying to substitute banking fees for making things as the foundation of our economy.
L. 106 113 substituted "Director" for "Commissioner" wherever appearing and, in second sentence, substituted "All fees available" for "Fees available" and "shall be used" for "may be used".
"What's happening this time is that in England they are substituting student fees for taxpayers' money," said Lord Stewart Sutherland, a former principal of the University of Edinburgh.
L. 107 123, § 5(1), substituted "a fee at a rate that, subject to paragraphs (5) and (6), is equal to $92 per $1,000,000 of the value of securities proposed to be purchased" for "a fee of 1⁄50 of 1 per centum of the value of securities proposed to be purchased".
They add fees, substitute lower-quality coal or simply fail to deliver, thus forcing the power companies to buy at spot prices.
