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commitment fee
Bereitstellungskommission

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com·ˈmit·ment fee N

commitment fee
Bereitstellungskommission f
in the PONS Dictionary

com·mit·ment [kəˈmɪtmənt] N

1. commitment no pl:

commitment (dedication)
Engagement nt <-s, -s>
commitment (in workplace a.)
Leistungsbereitschaft f <-> kein pl
I'm afraid of commitment
ich habe Bindungsängste
commitment to nuclear disarmament
Engagement nt für atomare Abrüstung

2. commitment (obligation):

commitment to
Verpflichtung f <-, -en> gegenüber +dat
I had other commitments
ich hatte anderweitige Verpflichtungen
to make a commitment to do sth
versprechen etw zu tun
with absolutely no commitment to buy!
es besteht keinerlei Kaufzwang!
to have family commitments
familiäre Verpflichtungen haben

3. commitment:

commitment (sending to hospital)
Einweisung f <-, -en>
commitment (sending to hospital)
Unterbringung f <-, -en>
commitment (sending to prison)
Einlieferung f <-, -en>
commitment (sending to prison)
Überstellung f <-, -en> form

4. commitment ECON, FIN:

commitment
Absichtserklärung f <-, -en>

fee [fi:] N

1. fee (charge):

fee
Gebühr f <-, -en>
contingent fee
Erfolgshonorar nt <-s, -e>
director's fees
Verwaltungsratsbezüge pl
doctor's/lawyer's fee
Arzt-/Rechtsanwaltshonorar nt
member fee
Mitgliedsbeitrag m <-(e)s, -träge>
school fees
Schulgeld nt <-(e)s> kein pl
tuition fees
Studiengebühren pl
legal/medical fees
Rechts-/Arztkosten pl
for a fee
gegen Entgelt nt
to charge/receive a fee for sth
für etw acc eine Gebühr berechnen/einziehen

2. fee no pl LAW:

fee
Eigentumsrecht nt <-(e)s, -e>
estate in fee [simple]
unbeschränkt vererbbarer Grundbesitz
fee simple
freier Eigenbesitz
fee tail
Grundbesitz m mit Erbbeschränkungen

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

Bereitstellungsprovision
commitment fee
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

commitment N

commitment
Commitment nt

fee N MKT COMPET

fee
Entgelt nt

fee N ACCOUNT

fee
Gebühr f

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There is a fee attached which varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
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The school is independently run, and, as such, charges tuition fees.
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Membership fees are pegged at just 1 a year in order to make membership benefits readily available to all.
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The state offers a small grant to assist students in costs for tuition, fees and books.
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In lieu fees may not always be as easily applied to any specific zone.
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