Sentence examples for universal fee from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: Why not move over to the well-established British system in which a small universal fee paid by all citizens finances a public media system.

"There is a broad agreement that the licence fee should be reformed in some way to make sure everyone's paying equally for it and I'll go along with that," he said, before defending the universal fee.

"The government therefore welcomes the BBC's intention to explore whether additional revenue could be raised at home and abroad from additional subscription services sitting alongside the core universal fee," he said.

The city's Health and Hospitals Corporation, strapped for cash and desperate to find new income, has begun charging a universal fee for prescription drugs at the pharmacies of all its public hospitals and community clinics.

B1 New Fees at Pharmacies New York City's Health and Hospitals Corporation, strapped for cash and desperate to find new income, has begun charging a universal fee for prescription drugs at the pharmacies of all its public hospitals and community clinics.

This is where E-Rate comes in – the government program that provides discounts so schools and libraries can obtain affordable Internet access, partly funded through a universal fee charged to telecommunications companies.

The service offers universal fee-free service to families with children aged from birth to 5 years.

The Universal Transcript Fee is automatically waived for entering medical students who paid this fee during previous studies at the University of Chicago.

If you want to continue justifying a universal licence fee then you need your services to display universality – a philosophical conundrum that will become all the more pressing as technology presents greater arguments against the licence fee.

A BBC veteran, Lord Hall is a staunch defender of its public-service ethos and responsibilities which are to produce a blend of high-quality programming, as private firms might not, with enough popular content to justify the universal licence fee.Polls suggest public support for that—over half of Britons are content with the licence fee.

And who said: "Let me put it on the record that I am a current supporter of the BBC's universal license fee".