Sentence examples for accepting fees for from inspiring English sources

It also raises disturbing questions about the practice of advertising babies, and accepting fees for arranging adoptions, especially via the Internet.

Last week, Mr. Picard sued UBS and its feeder fund affiliates for $2 billion, accusing the Swiss bank of profiting from the fraud by accepting fees for lending its name and sponsorship to several big Madoff feeder funds without providing the supervision or due diligence that its role required.

"George Pataki is appearing in government-funded television ads costing millions of dollars, accepting fees for public speeches, not getting a state budget passed on time and spending tens of thousands of state tax dollars to lease airplanes for his travel, all things he criticized the former governor for doing," Mr. McCall said in a statement.

The director, Isaac M. Jaroslawicz, said the center accepts fees for its advice.

Other former officials who have accepted fees for speaking in support of the M.E.K. said on Monday that they and their agents had not received subpoenas.

On the back of her friends' experience, she too decided to buy into the currency and to accept fees for her tours in Bitcoins.

In an interview, Dr. Peress said he had not accepted fees for treating the residents, saying that he considered his work a donation.

Some bioethicists accept fees for serving on corporate ethics boards; those who do say they find the practice acceptable so long as the fees are, in the words of Professor Zoloth, "de minimus".

In a survey of Internet users conducted this spring by Consumers Union, 60percentt of those responding did not know that search engines accepted fees for prominent positioning in their results.

American inspectors stopped Mr. McEwan at the Vancouver airport, told him he did not have the proper visa to accept fees for speaking in the United States, and denied him permission to board his flight.

Now, they are prosecuting attorney's for accepting fees after providing contracted evaluation services, in a manner they previously found acceptable.