Sentence examples for which fee from inspiring English sources

One person with direct knowledge of the two coming offerings cited previous deals in which fee income for banks went as low as $50,000.

For each satisfaction index, women were classified into quintiles (from the lowest, Q1, to the highest quintile, Q5) independently of which fee exemption group they belonged to.

His own group has been trying to persuade the government to adopt its own open access program, under which fee-paying schools would agree to admit all their students solely on the basis of competitive exams, with parents paying fees on a sliding scale based on need, with the government subsidizing the cost.

This month's classes, for which fees are charged and supplies are extra, include knitting, bow-making and crocheting.

John T. Mechem, the vice president for public affairs of the Mortgage Bankers Association, said borrowers should "simply ask the lender which fees are negotiable and which are fixed".

This tiered structure, in which fees are siphoned off and wages dwindle each step down the ladder, follows the familiar pattern of Japan's nuclear and construction industries.

Parents and young people did not want to hear any arguments about empowerment, or the easy terms on which fees would be repaid by graduates, this MP said.

The Generic Pharmaceutical Association and executives at generic makers said they would welcome a user-fee program, as long as it resembled an already-existing program for brand-name drugs in which fees are tied to timely agency action on applications.

If their community has the strength from which fee-based advisory services or mutual funds could emerge, then there could be a fine business here.

- Consider Alternatives: Ask if your plan permits self-directed 401(k) investments and which fees apply.

Two different estimation strategies are used: regression discontinuity design exploiting age thresholds above which fees are charged, and difference-in-differences models exploiting policy changes.