Sentence examples for a fair fee from inspiring English sources

Negotiate a fair fee – tourists' pesos are important to Cubans living traditional lifestyles.

"It's a fair fee for the concession of the name," Mr. Loyrette told Agence-France Presse in Abu Dhabi.

White Calf, a nearly 60-year-old chief, consented to let Curtis photograph his tribe's village and its people, for a fair fee.

Watson said contract and fair trading laws did not allow a party such as a bank to impose a penalty, but only a fair fee amount.

If the judge rules that they do, the court will decide at a separate hearing whether the charges are unfair and give guidance on what a fair fee should be.

Additional costs should be no more than another 0.3% for big companies, suggesting a fair fee is 0.6% and that anything more than 1% is excessive, Fairer Finance claimed.

Any employers that did not offer either their own choices or insurance through the exchange would be required to pay a "fair share" fee to help support the system.

The guild argues that the best indicator of what is a fair licensing fee is how much advertising revenue the Web site can earn selling ads for the Internet content.

Under a 1977 Supreme Court ruling that may now be reversed, public employees can be required to pay a "fair share" fee to reflect the benefits all workers receive from collective bargaining.

The 4-4 split keeps in place a 1970s-era rule that authorizes unions to require municipal employees, teachers, college instructors and transit workers to pay a "fair share fee" to help cover the cost of collective bargaining.

The main battle has revolved around an obscure but aptly named piece of legislation called the Credit Card Fair Fee Act.