Sentence examples for a fee would be from inspiring English sources

An American postgraduate student, who wanted to remain anonymous, says: "To introduce such a fee would be a disaster.

While the I.M.F. was careful to say it was "not necessarily endorsing" the surcharge, its publication of a methodology to assess how such a fee would be designed could lend support to an effort by Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain, who in November proposed a global bank fee to recoup the costs of the 2008 bailouts.

In some cases, it was not made clear that a fee would be charged by firms using a credit broker.

If the player wanted to lend the game to that friend, a fee would be required in order to play the title on a different Xbox Live profile.

A fee would be placed on refined motor fuels, which the oil industry could pass on to the consumers; in this case the government would be blamed for the higher costs.

But for those link shorteners that are a dime a dozen, particularly the ones that are just getting started, a fee would be much less surprising.

At the clinic at Gouverneur, a sign in the waiting room explained that a $10 fee would be imposed and that financial counselors would be available.

Members who pay a monthly fee would be able to download files permanently.

Only owner-occupied units in good standing would qualify — no real estate speculators — and a hefty fee would be charged that would go toward financing lower-cost housing.

Other prospects said they were told that paying a flat fee would be cheaper than paying commissions on each trade.

(A lower fee would be charged to systems outside the local area. If the MSG model is a guide, faraway systems in upstate New York could pay two-thirds less than local systems).