Sentence examples for a heavy fee from inspiring English sources

Colgan's company helps customers identify contract breaches on the part of their cell phone carriers, allowing them to terminate their contracts without paying a heavy fee.

Under the policy, households that had two or more children were unable to register the other sibling unless they paid a heavy fee, which many could not afford, especially those in poor rural areas.

There were other agents, my friend said, who had connections with the border guards on both sides, and charged a heavier fee that included a bribe.

Some companies consider weight too, and S.U.V.'s or oversize cars will carry a heavier fee, as does the option to have your car delivered to your door instead of to a pickup terminal.

"I have also always stated that I would never stand in a player's way should a Premier League club come in for them and offer us a heavy transfer fee at the same time.

He has warned that France will be liable to pay a heavy indemnity fee if it does not honor its end of the bargain.

In Houston, the ending focused on a local dispute over a drainage plan that would impose heavy fees on megachurches.

My guess is that a Lux Co whose trade would be to help the bank cut corners would not be caught by the CFC rules, and I would expect such an entity to start charging very heavy fees to the rest of the group.

Qatar Foundation, which drives social and educational development in the Gulf state, has been working on a reform of the recruitment system for more than a year in a bid to ensure that workers do not pay heavy fees to middlemen for their recruitment and kickbacks of some $600 per head to corrupt company human resource managers.

John Blattner, who walks with a cane, has to take the bus to Morris Park to cash a check if he wants to avoid heavy fees at the local check-cashing store.

Later, that coalition helped defeat an effort by Georgia Power to impose heavy fees on customers with rooftop solar systems.