Sentence examples for through fee from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spitzer has tried to narrow that gap through fee cuts his office has demanded in settlements.

An Oxford spokesperson, meanwhile, said the institution "has never suggested that the entire shortfall Oxford faces should be made up through fee increases.

Mr. Penry said the Democrats in control of the legislature and the governor's office have "made a mockery of Tabor," through fee increases like the one on motor vehicles.

When I questioned the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) about this, a spokesman confirmed: "Institutions can reduce their fees through fee waivers, but not through bursaries or accommodation support.

Provider payment financial reform through fee for service was established by the creation of three MDR-TB benefit packages.

Both the child care spaces and public expenditure on child care expanded during this period as the government expanded its support through fee subsidies to parents and direct funding for not-for-profit child care providers (Perkins, Nelm, & Smyth, 2004).

The Inflation Proofer is still available, through fee-based financial planners.

Quasi-market purchasing can be implemented through fee-for-service reimbursements, vouchers, retrospective budgeting, and the like.

I would say it is to do with selection through fee-paying and the stress parents put on education.

It advocates tying earnings for hospital doctors more closely to their productivity through fee-for-service payments and says that further expansion of private-sector provision of NHS health care may be necessary.The OECD also calls upon the government to slow the growth in the country's health budget.

He makes a living through fees from commissions and exhibitions.