Sentence examples for unregulated fees from inspiring English sources

He said: "In the private rental market, letting agents are currently able to charge unregulated fees to tenants.

Their legal monopoly and unregulated fees place them among the country's highest earners: 150,000 reais ($73,500) a month, estimates the shipowners' association.

Curiously, the tuition fees that undergraduates in England will pay are not only consistently high, they are also mostly more expensive than the unregulated fees charged to postgraduates at the same institutions.

The Ministry of Education and the State Council, China's cabinet, have officially banned "school choice" and other unregulated fees five times since 2005, yet school officials and relevant government departments keep finding creative ways around the ban, allowing them to keep the cash flowing.

He guesses that the banks will find a way to increase unregulated fees: "It's like, you'd scratch your head, 'I thought they were going to charge me two cents per transaction?'".

On the contrary, Visa announced in January that it would support such a two-tiered system, but community bankers remain concerned that retailers will have less incentive to accept their cards and higher, unregulated fees when the biggest names in banking are forced to offer much cheaper swipes.

"We speculate that the nature of our health care system - specifically, its reliance on unregulated fee-for-service and specialty care - may explain both the increased spending and the relative deterioration in survival that we observed," the authors wrote.

Unregulated fee-for-service payment by patients is widespread and renders the cost of care completely unpredictable for the patient.

Unregulated fee-for-service payment is widespread and is both a cause and a consequence of the commercialization phenomenon, which is gradually depriving both urban and rural populations of access to primary health care.

The latter are highly lucrative – unregulated international fees can be far higher than the maximum £9,000 annual tuition fee for UK and EU undergrads.

Every move involves unregulated agency fees and deposits.