Sentence examples for the range of fees from inspiring English sources

The first indicator is not standardised across countries (some provide data as average and some provide the range of fees).

Wilmington won't reveal the range of fees it charges customers but we suspect that prices are steep.

Spirit Airlines does not even inform customers until after they have bought a ticket that there will be an additional fee to choose a seat, while representatives from Continental and US Airways refused to reveal the range of seat fees they charge.

A listing on the Calendar page last Sunday about "Posters of the Russian Revolution (1917-1929)," an exhibition at the Nassau County Museum of Art, misstated the range of admission fees.

What is the range of Wrap Fee charges for accounts to be offered to clients?

We offer the same range of fees for HealthAllies.com.

The system is not foolproof because airlines remain reluctant to adopt uniform procedures for reporting on the wide range of fees they charge.

Only 10.3% of patients were able to find all their medicine(s) within in the range of the registration fee or user fee; 26.2% found some and 63.5% did not find any of their medicine.

When characterizing the optimal fee under balance billing, Glazer and McGuire restrict themselves to the range between f ¯ and f* which they define as the 'normal' range of fee policy. endnote f) It involves a co-existence of price-paying and fee-only patients where the latter receive a service of suboptimal quality.

But consumer lawyers, employees, and state and federal regulators have said that in the vast majority of cases, use of the cards can generate a range of fees — 50 cents for a balance inquiry and $2.25 for an out-of-network A.T.M.

But the cards can carry a range of fees for basic banking activities such as visiting an ATM, making a purchase, checking one's balance or paying a bill online.