Sentence examples for under fee from inspiring English sources
The Telegraph's lawyer, James Price QC, coined the phrase 'ransom factor' to describe the impact on media groups of the high costs payable to claimants' lawyers who act under fee agreements.
There is little doubt that Medicare has been paying far too much for equipment — including wheelchairs, hospital beds, oxygen concentrators, diabetic test kits, and walkers — under fee schedules based on historical charges.
We first derive the equilibrium price under fee discrimination.
Other studies under fee exemptions policies have had similar findings [24, 40].
Assuming symmetry, (28) can be solved for the equilibrium price under fee discrimination p ( d ) = 1 + s ( d ) + v ( s ( d ) ) 2 + d. (30).
In particular, we sought to determine whether acquisition costs show economies of scale under fee simple and permanent easement transactions while controlling for the effects of other covariates and how these economies of scale are different from those of unprotected areas.
Under fee-for-service, almost 30% of births are by Caesarean section.
Under fee-for-service in America, only about three-quarters of children under two are inoculated against diphtheria, tetanus, measles, mumps, rubella and polio.
Under "fee-for-service" arrangements, the more tests, scans and pokes with gloved hands a hospital or clinic provides, the more it is paid.
Under fee-for-service, which still dominates American medicine, insurers pay doctors a separate fee for each office visit, test or procedure they perform, giving doctors incentive to do more rather than less.
Many commended the specialty groups for their bold action, saying the initiative could alienate their own members, since doing fewer diagnostic tests and procedures can cut into a physician's income under fee-for-service payment schemes that pay for each patient encounter separately.
