Sentence examples for under a fee from inspiring English sources

Under a fee waiver program, he waives $500,000 of his portion of the management fee and credits his capital account with that amount.

We seek to examine how the costs of protected area acquisition are affected by the size of the protected areas under a fee simple or permanent easement transaction, as well as in comparison to unprotected forest parcels.

Even though health care providers in the public and mission hospitals are salaried and hence may not have the incentive to induce demand, physicians in private hospitals are paid directly by the NHIS under a fee for service scheme and so may have the incentive to induce demand.

Under a fee-for-service system, doctors were paid for the work they did: for time spent talking to patients, reviewing treatments and using their medical judgment in arriving at a proper diagnosis.

In Yonkers and Mount Vernon, the company, Empress Ambulance Service, which has a staff of 160 emergency workers, does not charge the city, but bills patients under a fee-for-service arrangement.

The clinic operates under a fee-for-service model including provisions to address the concerns of low-income or financially needy patients with reduced fees for visits.

All steady-state plasma analyses were performed by Baylor Mouse Metabolism Core (Houston, TX, USA) under a fee-for-service contract.

Almost all GP services in Australia are privately provided under a fee-for-service scheme with a rebate provided by Medicare at a level set by the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) [ 20].

The exclusive fee-for-service remuneration of French GPs appeared to be a major barrier for participation (as shown in an Australian study comparing participation rates under a fee-for-service or capitation payment model [ 22]), and the stipend from the Regional Union of Self-Employed Practitioners (URMEL) was a determining incentive in getting GPs to participate [ 3, 10].

She suggested that she could use that authority to compel recalcitrant witnesses to answer the NCAA's questions under oath for a fee, of course.

One result is the rise of group exercise at gyms for children 5 and under: for a fee, sometimes a steep one, toddlers as young as 2 can be left in the hands of fitness instructors to do gymnastics or learn salsa dancing while mom works out in another room.