Collocations withfee
These are words often used in combination withfee.
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additional fee
In other words, if no additional fee is allowed, the agreement is unenforceable if an additional fee or additional percentage is stipulated for.
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administrative fee
By user fee we mean an administrative fee for the private benefit bestowed by some public institution or resource.
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admission fee
The relative cost variable includes general travel cost increases other than admission fee changes.
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annual fee
Those who were interested in joining were asked to pay an annual fee of one yen.
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appearance fee
She also donated her appearance fee to the charity.
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application fee
He has to pay the application fee, whereas a specification fee is normally paid by the business which takes up or exploits the invention.
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audit fee
We are probably talking about another £500 on the audit fee.
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average fee
The table shows the average fee in each year.
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camping fee
Normally, during peak summer months, the camping fee is $11 per night per party (party up to four).
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daily fee
Part-time adjudicators are paid a daily fee of £215.
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excessive fee
It was amended several times and lasted longer than its predecessors, but, again, complaints of excessive fees and expenses led to its repeal in 1878.
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exit fee
Other policyholders can transfer, but at the cost of a significant exit fee.
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extra fee
That would certainly involve a claim for an extra fee.
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fee arrangement
In these cases there will be assets at issue which would allow the case to be taken with a conditional fee arrangement.
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fee schedule
The reimbursement is basically on national uniform fee schedule.
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fee structure
The simplest fee structure would be a flat fee per account, however this would impact small accounts disproportionately.
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filing fee
The filing fee of $10 for a caveat was less costly than the filing fee $15 for a full patent application.
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franchise fee
His profits came from a small franchise fee and sales.
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impact fee
The cost of an impact fee can vary from state to state.
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increased fee
It is expected that increased fee income from those who can afford to pay will enable programmes to be maintained at current levels.
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initial fee
Will they be compensated for that very large initial fee?
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interchange fee
The multilateral interchange fee, therefore, does not seem to be the only financing mechanism, or even the most effective one.
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maintenance fee
The home charges in addition a maintenance fee to the owners of dogs which are claimed and retains sums obtained from the sale of unclaimed dogs.
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mandatory fee
Thirteen years after the abolition of the mandatory fee scale this (albeit small) sample showed a wide range of approach and success, or otherwise, in predicting and controlling costs.
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membership fee
Surely the £8 membership fee cannot be so daunting.
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modest fee
Advance 'diffusers' could recruit new registrants at a modest fee for each.
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monthly fee
The resident's monthly fee covers all services including three meals every day.
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nominal fee
Since then, local authorities have been entitled to charge a nominal fee for services.
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one-time fee
Regional farmers pay a one-time fee to sell their produce weekly during the summer months.
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parking fee
It has cost me £1 for a parking fee.
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processing fee
Such fees are sometimes called a judging fee, a processing fee or a service fee.
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proposed fee
I have no information to suggest how many of these students are likely to be unable to pay the proposed fee increases for 1977–78.
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reasonable fee
Authorities are to be entitled to charge a reasonable fee for the provision of photocopies of documents that will be open to public inspection.
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reduced fee
A further 36 letters have suggested a reduced fee.
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registration fee
Mention this ad and receive 5% off your registration fee.
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rental fee
Only one farmer made a cost calculation to determine the rental fee of a subplot.
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standard fee
For other requests the standard fee of £10 is charged.
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statutory fee
Therefore, in only one out of 10 cases does the statutory fee arise.
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substantial fee
Moreover, this is quite a substantial fee.
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tuition fee
All universities charging the maximum tuition fee will have to give low-income students a minimum of £300.
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usage fee
These facilities are available, for a nominal usage fee, to all community groups and individuals on a first-come, first-served reservation basis.
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usual fee
However, the usual fee remission and exemption rules do apply.
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visa fee
Exactly the same concern arose in relation to a recent order on visa fee extensions.
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yearly fee
The holder of a pharmacy concession owns the pharmacy, but he or she must pay a yearly fee to the state.
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