Sentence examples for Greater fees from inspiring English sources

"These agencies are looking for customers who are less price-sensitive, who can pay them greater fees," said Robert Moss, a travel industry consultant in Belmont, Mass.

After all, private equity firms can provide greater fees by paying for financing and will be back in the market again as clients.

Retailers have long sought to be able to charge customers more who pay with credit, reasoning that levying greater fees would help reduce their overall costs for accepting the plastic.

Rather, brokers would be subject to law enforcement action only if they made a misleading statement about their risks or value, perhaps in a bid to win greater fees.

With the help of his handlers in New York, he has learned how other classical musicians developed and exploited their star power, how Horowitz and Bernstein, Herbert von Karajan and Anne-Sophie Mutter and Yo-Yo Ma took the extra steps that provided more celebrity and greater fees.

It priced Ajax out of the top tier of competition and left the continental championships to be fought over by the big clubs in the English Premier League, Spain's Liga, Germany's Bundesliga and Italy's Serie A, which get vastly greater fees for television rights.

Small businesses paid a membership fee to be certified as trustworthy sellers on Alibaba, with a greater fee being charged to businesses that wished to sell to customers outside China.

Representatives Oxley and Dingell asked Mr. Levitt for two progress reports on achieving greater fee transparency in mutual funds, the first report at the end of the year and the second in June 2001.

460, 460-461 (Ind.1840) (affirming the extortion conviction of a constable who had charged a greater fee than was due for performance of his services); State v. Burton, 3 Ind.

Juventus are Italian league champions and have reportedly had an £8m offer for Van Persie rejected  by the Gunners, who want a greater fee.

Institutions with greater systemic risk higher insured and short-term debt, higher risk of assets, greater correlation of assets with marketwide or economywide risks, larger size that renders them too big to liquidate swiftly must face a greater fee.