Sentence examples similar to Fee ratified from inspiring English sources
After his Brentford contract was cancelled he moved to Ebbsfleet permanently on 29 January 2009, after the owners of Ebbsfleet, MyFootballClub, ratified a compensation fee of £25,000, making this the first transfer in football history to be decided by a group of members.
The win may mean Apple can go after other Android handset makers for licence fees, though the decision must still be ratified by a full panel.
It would have been a subtle, unconscious process: the ideas that were taken up by business schools, that led to nice speaking and consulting fees, tended to be the ones that ratified an existing trend, and thereby gave it legitimacy.
The so-called cloud-gaming fee — the first of its kind — was part of a new contract ratified Friday by members of the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.
Furthermore, nearly a quarter of countries that ratified the CRC charge tuition for at least some portion of secondary school; 14 percent impose fees the first year.
ratified the panel's findings.
"THIS protocol cannot be ratified".
The Constitution was ratified.
The Philippines is the only Asian country to have ratified the landmark International Labour Organisation convention on domestic workers (pdf), which – among other rights protections – bans salary deductions to pay placement fees.
(The 16th Amendment, ratified in 1913, did).
