Sentence examples for to offer fee from inspiring English sources
verb
To present (something) to God as a gesture of worship, or for a sacrifice.
The Eurydice report (2014) lists three indicators with regard to the affordability of ECEC services: the average out-of-pocket childcare expense for parents, the type of financial support available to parents and the criteria to offer fee reductions.
The rule allows brokers to offer fee-based accounts and not act as fiduciaries, as long as they make certain disclosures.
1999 The S.E.C. proposed a rule allowing brokers to offer fee-based accounts without being subject to the Investment Advisers Act.
Global Sources is now rolling out tools to encourage other entrepreneurs to offer fee-based services like trade finance, cargo inspection and insurance and logistics via his site.
Global Sources is now rolling out tools to encourage other entrepreneurs to offer fee-based services, such as trade finance, cargo inspection and insurance and logistics, by way of his site.
It was a shock when, late in the decade, a lecture agent telephoned to offer a fee for reading my poems at a college.
"Radio 2 has a unique opportunity to offer licence fee payers the sort of distinctive output that can't be heard anywhere else, due to its popularity and privileged funding position.
Those deciding they no longer want to pay the fee face a host of banks willing to offer them fee-free banking with high savings rates, often including a £100 switching inducement.
Private doctors offer fee-based services and medicines.
"The simple way to look at it is that there are advisers who cover the whole market and offer a fee option, or those who cover a limited range of products and don't have to offer a fee-paying option," Elms says.
They have agreed to offer lower fees on Apple Pay transactions through their credit cards.
