Sentence examples similar to wider fee from inspiring English sources

That could also equalize the wide fee ranges as well.

Company-wide fees for record-keeping and custodial services are often not disclosed at all but instead bundled into aggregate fund expense ratios.

UC's Blue and Gold Opportunity Plan ensures in 2009-10 thallall needy students with household incomes below $60,000 receive gift aid covering system-wide fees up to their need level.

Freedom of information responses showing that CCGs pay between £2,900 and £6,000 for a single cycle of IVF prompted calls for an NHS-wide standard fee to encourage greater availability.

And the sliver is roommate referrals -- an enterprise characterized by wide-ranging fees, complicated refund policies and, recently, an increase in consumer complaints.

One way in which these concerns might perhaps be alleviated is though the wider use of fee waivers or through the availability of means-tested subsidies.

We may then see a wider range of fees being charged.

This paper examines the governance arrangement of two region-wide successive entrance fee systems established since 1997 in Raja Ampat, Indonesia, to finance a network of MPAs delineated under the auspices of two big international non-governmental organizations (NGO), namely Raja Ampat Entrance Fee and Raja Ampat Ecosystem Service Stewardship Fee.

Airlines are more likely to propose charging a fee for wider seats, as they now do for extra legroom.

Mr Justice Eady found in Musa King's favour, but now the Telegraph is appealing against the judgment and wants to ask the Court of Appeal to look at the wider question of conditional fee agreements.

The story of the FHCI in Sierra Leone and its impact on HRH is an interesting one, which contrasts with the wider literature on user fee removal and human resources.