Sentence examples for switching fees from inspiring English sources

The customers can change the asset allocations at any time, free of switching fees.

Furthermore, most platforms do not charge a switching fee between funds.

The last big barrier to switching from fee-for-service is to get Medicare as well as the other insurers to change how they pay in unison.

One-third of customers of the biggest banks and large regional institutions who switched said fees were the main reason they looked for a new bank.

Amy Worrell, a developer working for the company that makes the trusty UK Train Times app, which does license the Darwin system, reckons the shift when Darwin switches from fee to free could be significant — but only if what she dubbed the "onerous licensing process" gives way to a genuinely open API.

The BBC Trust has to grasp the nettle of switching the licence fee over to a voluntary subscription.

Many industry insiders said they still expected the existing portal companies to merge with each other or be acquired by companies like AOL Time Warner, which could absorb losses while developing enough proprietary content to try switching to a fee-based service.

"In financial terms, the real winners from switching bursaries to fee waivers are those who can afford to pay upfront, higher-earning graduates and of course the government debt book".

But by the late 1990's, most Internet providers in the United States had modified their business models, switching to flat monthly fees in an effort to gain more revenue from advertisers and electronic commerce and less from subscriptions.

So it is not unreasonable for tour operators to charge a fee for switching to a different destination.

International organizations like the United Nations would be wise to consider switching to a carbon fee system as well.