Sentence examples similar to with fee charging from inspiring English sources

She said the federal fees should generally be "commensurate with fees" charged by state-run exchanges.

Admission to the center is free, with fees charged for special programs.

Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) address uninsurance and underinsurance by providing primary and preventive care to vulnerable populations with fees charged based on ability to pay.

The potential impact of the cost of caesarean section on maternal decision was not ascertained although this was less likely to be a major factor in this state-funded public hospital compared with fees charged by private hospitals.

I've got problems with the fee charging.

Of course, their dollar hustle was peanuts compared with the fee charged at the gates of the Angkor complex.

Of the 91 offers, seven are for scholarships – with no fee charged to the student – and 37 are for "exhibitions", for which the fees are £7,200 a year.

Ten minutes passed quickly enough, although who can remember the last time a wait was required to see a show in a private gallery (this one sponsored by The Independent newspaper), with a fee charged for the privilege of entering?

Pittenger said the service is free for consumers, with a fee charged to vendors at the time of booking.

More than half a million of these agreements are started annually, most of them with fee-charging firms.

ISPs and rights owners will be expected to split the cost of policing the new system, with a fixed fee charged for each warning notification sent out.