Sentence examples for symbolic fee from inspiring English sources
"symbolic fee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a fee that is not a serious fee, or a fee that has more of a symbolic value than a practical value. For example, "The new membership fee was set at a small symbolic fee of two dollars."
Under the investment law of 2006, foreigners not only enjoy some of the advantages on offer in various other Arab states such as a ten-year tax holiday, and free repatriation of capital they can also purchase land (for only a "symbolic" fee), which will be theirs for perpetuity.
Some immigrants attend the courses offered by the workshops' labs, especially if they are offered for free or with a symbolic fee.
This model ensures a greater efficiency and minimization of fixed costs, allowing SPEAK to be sustainable at scale while charging only a symbolic fee for its program.
The results obtained encouraged a national initiative to create a national trust fund and to integrate symbolic fees on the amenity services associated with cedar forests.
Also, Prague Zoo now has a Happy Mondays offer, which means a special "symbolic" entry fee of just 1 CZK to selected groups of visitors (eg donators, children from orphanages, visitors coming on bikes or public transit, including boat).
With a symbolic membership fee of 2 dinars (75p) a year, Tunisia's amateur astronomers rely largely on pooling their own money together to fund trips, build experimental rockets or order sophisticated equipment only available from abroad.
In the original agreement signed by the inventors, Antonín Holý and myself, and Bristol-Myers (the agreement was later taken over by Gilead Sciences), it was agreed that to compensate for the rather symbolic downpayment fee received for our invention, we should receive royalties on the prodrugs that would ever be synthesized from the original compounds such as tenofovir.
This time the "citizens' primary" is open to anybody on the electoral register who pays a symbolic one-euro fee and signs a charter of allegiance to the "values of the left".
These Likudniks pay a small fee to register, symbolic of their intent to vote.
At the time, the fee was a symbolic commitment from Halliburton to do whatever it took to make sure the deal cleared the Justice Department.
The fee can become symbolic when the pastoralist is a native or regularly comes to the Lamidat (kola nuts or gifts with a value of 5,000 Fcfa) (9.8 US dollars) and especially when, voluntarily or upon the request of the Lamidat, the pastoralist contributes financially or materially to local development.
