Sentence examples for temporary fee from inspiring English sources

Giving clients temporary fee cuts has helped sweeten this pill.Are permanent price cuts likely?

Many of Sinclair's stations are affiliates of Fox, and for those stations, Time Warner Cable has an unusual backup in case of a blackout: a deal with the Fox network that would allow it to pay "a temporary fee for the network feed" of prime-time programs, David Joyce, an analyst at Miller Tabak and Company, said in a report Wednesday.

Those are the temporary fees Greenwich established to comply with the court ruling until its guard shack shut down last week.

In 2005 the public universities introduced tuition fees of around €60 per semester (and up to €500 in the state of Niedersachsen) for each student for a trial period; however, the German public was not amenable to the experiment and the temporary fee-based system was mostly abolished, the two remaining universities were due to abolish the fee requirement by the end of 2014.

He said that the appraisal was lowered because the painting had not yet been authenticated; it turned out, he said, that the shipper, not the museums, was required to pay what was a temporary customs fee.

A contiguous restaurant under the same ownership, Market Street Oyster Bar, is equally good (although it is technically a private club and charges a $10 temporary membership fee good for two weeks and up to seven people -- and smoking is allowed).

Temporary membership fees of £3 per adult and £1.50 per child a night are payable upon arrival.

Greenwich, for example, set temporary nonresident fees in September and said it would have a more permanent plan by the spring.

After inviting their expansive network of artists to participate, they created the packed-out platform to put street art in the spotlight, offering a temporary, no-fee experience much like street art itself.

Though hostels are open to the public, some have a temporary nightly membership fee you must pay unless you choose to buy an annual membership (often worth it if you are staying more than just a few nights).

For example, the cost of a nursing strike at an average U.S. hospital costs millions of dollars in temporary staff, legal fees, and consultants.