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1. Truan proposed eliminating a fee cap that allows polluters to be assessed for no more than 4, 000 tons of emissions spewed into the air.
2. Passage of the fee cap was clearly important to the Senate Republican leadership, who view the limit on lawyers as necessary to get conservative members on board.
3. Australia has a payday loan fee cap of 24 % per $ 100 borrowed, made up of a 20 % establishment fee and a 4 % monthly fee.
4. New York University law professor Lester Brickman calculated that without the fee cap, the tobacco legislation would have made billionaires out of 10 lawyers and hundred-millionaires out of 50 more.
5. Pruckler, clad in a Bix Beiderbeck Memorial Jazz Festival T-shirt and DeKalb feed cap, is among Schrum's rescuers on this rainy morning, carefully snipping 6-inch sections of root from some wild azaleas.
6. It's difficult to find feed cap in a sentence. 用feed cap造句挺難的
7. Since 1 January 2010, some medical fees have been subject to an EMSN fee cap, so that the out-of-pocket costs used in determining whether the threshold has been reached are limited to that cap.
8. With respect to debt settlement services, the UDMSA provides for an overall fee cap based on the amount saved by the consumer ( 30 % of the difference between the principal amount owed upon initiation of the service and the amount the debt is ultimately settled for ).
9. In parallel with these changes, which were introduced at a time when the partners in the UK's Conservative / Liberal Democrat Coalition Government had opposite manifesto commitments over the raising of the fee cap to ?000, a National Scholarship Programme ( NSP ) was introduced to give non-repayable financial support to lower income students.
10. Residents of Davenport, 70 miles downriver, where flood waters crested just below the'65 level last week, understand all the way from their feed caps to their waders that a certain flexibility _ work your usual shift, but in a boat if necessary _ is essential for living with nothing between you and the lovely, unruly Mississippi.
11. The paper advocated encouraging universities to build up endowments, which could then replace income from grants; reforms to the tuition fee cap towards " total course costs " instead of per-year caps, and allowing fee differentials by subject group; changes to the way in which research funding is allocated; and administrative savings from the Research Councils and the Office of Fair Access.
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