Sentence examples for a fee for a from inspiring English sources

§ 151.120 May I charge a fee for a notice?

A fee for a $50 phone would be higher than for a $5 phone, he said.

A fee for a cancelled direct debit which did not reflect administrative costs.

Craigslist only charges a fee for a small proportion of its ads placed by professional estate agents and by employers.

A fee for a carry-on bag only underlines the new financial reality at airlines: Everyone, and everything, on a plane must pay its own way.

"They're being paid a fee for a service, so it's fair that they would pay the same rates as others who perform services," Mr. Fleischer said.

"Collecting a fee for a service that isn't used is a wonderful business," says Matthew Fassler, an analyst at Goldman Sachs.

"There are optional extras that can be added – whether that's baggage or a fee for a particular way of booking – and conditions that apply.

Bankers say they are merely charging a fee for a convenience that protects consumers from embarrassment, like having a debit card rejected on a dinner date.

JetBlue and AirTran, which joined the big airlines in adding a fee for a second bag, but not the first, say they are trying to strike a balance.

Secondly, an overwhelming majority of nurses are salaried employees in healthcare organisations (as compared to physicians who are self-employed professionals working on a fee-for-a service or capitation basis).