Sentence examples for tied to fees from inspiring English sources
Revenues for asset management companies generally are more stable than those for most other financial services companies because they are tied to fees.
But still, the amount that the government pays is tied to fee-for-service costs.
By combining with St . Lukes and moving Saltzer's physiciand into an integrated systemovingSaltzerquality of care and risk-based reimbursement, Saltzer physician revenue is no longer tied to fee-for-service or influenced by the insurance status of their patients.
US bottles account for less than 5% of foreign wine sales, their appeal hurt in part by high prices tied to hefty fees China levies on most alcohol imports.
However, new forms of digital banking from certain fintech upstarts offering services that are not tied to any fees or minimums will be of greater interest to both "Culture" (underbanked, diverse, tech trend-setting Millennial sub-group) and possibly "Wildcard" Millennials (those who live outside the major markets in the US, lean more toward blue-collar professions).
All of the wild, beautifully goofy llamas in the world couldn't draw a billion people together into a collective recognition of the Sublime with an internet built on lanes of varying speed tied to service fees.
Fox is going a different route, insisting on a flat fee that is not directly tied to stations' retransmission fees.
Rather than risk litigation based on this theory, Wells Fargo, SunTrust Bank and Bank of America have within the past 12 months paid large settlements in cases tied to housing-lending fees and policies (and emphatically denied discrimination at the same time).Hence the importance of the Mount Holly case.
Best of all, with this device you are no longer tied to paying rental fees to your cable provider and who doesn't like saving $120/year?
Please note this is not tied to insurance plans, but to fees for services within the Tang Center (excluding Optometry).
The German exchange may also be seeking to recover some fees tied to the collapsed deal.
