You know, someone would come in with a list of the people who haven't paid school fees, and when they started getting pretty strict, you had to leave, until your school fees could be paid.

The fees paid by an NGO for the buildings they use are split between the owner and Indohaadde.

Moreover, total training requirements amount to 142,500, the balance of 71,500 relating to training fees.

The author decided to assume the defence of Mr. Bohsali, who paid him part of his fees in advance.

b The total amount available for grants was paid in 1997 (US 23,850), and no new contributions were paid.

This percentage is based on the total amount paid including the tax ( 23 out of every 100 spent in total).

On the contrary, if the accused refused to call on the services of a defence lawyer, the State provided counsel and paid the resulting fees.

There were reports of riots staged by some guardians de la paix whose demobilization fees had not been paid owing to conflicting figures about their numbers.

It has been suggested that these huge license fees have the character of a very large tax paid on future income expected many years down the road.

This requires sufficient investments, large numbers of motivated and adequately paid health workers, scaled up infrastructure and supplies, strong management systems and the elimination of user fees.

The minimum total amount that would have to be paid by these Member States is 27,776,520.

If dividends, interest, royalties, and management fees are not taxed in the country in which they are paid, they more easily escape notice in the country of residence.

However, the main incentive for development of this Chinese developed standard was avoiding or reducing the license fees that have to be paid to non Chinese patent owners.

Details on a further proposal to establish an endowment fund from the fees paid to the Authority by the contractors would also be presented to the twelfth session.

Thus, although men did generally more paid labour, the total work contribution of women was considerably higher.

One source of funding for this could be from the funds accruing to the Authority from the fees paid for processing applications for the approval of plans of work.

According to Donald Cozzens, by the end of the mid 1990s, it was estimated that ... more than half a billion dollars had been paid in jury awards, settlements and legal fees.

The total requirement for training of the Division amounts to 334,800, the balance including 29,800 for training related travel and 5,000 in fees, supplies, services and equipment.

3340 Flexible import fees

The Committee noted the information provided by the Government regarding girl's partial or total exemption from school fees and the programmes to increase the enrolment rate of girls.

The Advisory Committee notes that the total training budget amounts to 766,800, including 56,200 for training consultants, 611,100 for travel and 99,500 for training fees, supplies and services.

Overexpenditure of small capitalization fees

Donations, educational fees and fund raising

(b) Consultants' fees and travel 20,000.

In addition to initial fees and disbursements, claim preparers often charged contingency fees based on the outcome of the claims.

In the process, four Wall Street banks that enabled Detroit to issue a total of 3.7 billion in bonds since 2005 have reaped 474 million in underwriting fees, insurance premiums, and swaps.

The total training resources requested for 2005 06 for the Training and Evaluation Service amount to 2,100,000 (including 1,463,000 for training related travel, and 637,000 for training fees, supplies, services and equipment).

The total annual personal taxable income must not exceed the amount of annual pension paid to uninsured old people by O.G.A. (Agricultural Insurance Organization).

The Czech Chamber of Authorised Engineers and Technicians published a Performance and Fees Code setting hourly fees for the work of its members.

The universal public library could be allowed to digitize even works that are in print and in copyright, in exchange for fees paid to the publisher and author based on the number of times the digital version is read.

The average costs (tuition, fees, and living expenses) for a year of higher education in 1986 were 1.4 million Yen(US 10,000), of which parents paid a little less than 80 , or about 20 of the average family's income in 1986.

The main source of revenue is yearly membership fees.

The fees vary for each of the managers contracted.

The declarant pays customs fees calculated in the SAD.

From 1970 to 2002, sub Saharan African countries received 294 billion in total disbursements from the developed countries and paid back 268 billion in debt servicing alone.

Blackstone will gain extra cash to deploy and extra fees.

Because the federal money paid to the states would be a percentage of the total revenue collected, John Linder claims the states would have an incentive to maximize collections.

Ultimately, the total number of employees to be paid through the use of the four systems is 1.8 million and the number of different pay plans is about 190.

Collectively, the countries of the European Union paid 37 per cent of total assessed contributions, and therefore attached considerable importance to the methodology for determining future scales of assessments.

For example, occasional payments such as initial registration fees and caution fees, transport (often to other islands), school uniforms, or contributions to a wide variety of fund raising activities.

Even in the US, Medicare regulates doctors fees and hospital payments.

These disclaimers related to projects implemented by two international NGOs for 17 per cent and 14 per cent, respectively, of the total 2003 amount paid to them by UNHCR ( 1,900,098).

These disclaimers related to projects implemented by two international NGOs for 17 per cent and 14 per cent, respectively, of the total 2003 amount paid to them by UNHCR ( 1,900,098).

In November 2001, the European Council recognized that the access of foreign fleets to the waters of developing coastal and island nations threatened widespread social and economic consequences for the employment and food security of local populations that exceed the fees paid by the foreign user.

Generate revenues through higher taxes and fees, and earn more from abroad.