Sentence examples for amendment fee from inspiring English sources

An operative typed an extra zero when applying a £230 booking amendment fee and £2,300 was debited from SB of London's account.

It says pregnant customers due to travel to Mexico, Barbados, the Dominican Republic, Cape Verde and a number of other affected locations can change destination without incurring an amendment fee.

Thomas Cook, the other big tour operator, is offering pregnant travellers booked to Mexico, Barbados, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic and Cape Verde before the end of April the chance to change without an amendment fee - and without a time limit for the replacement holiday.

This, says Ryanair, is what made up that £478 – £160 amendment fee for the two of you there and back, £298 difference between the original flights and the new ones, and £20 for allocated seats at £5-a-head each way.

Amendment fees apply and bookings are non-refunadable in the event of cancellation.

The theft led to their family learning that the octogenarian couple had paid astronomical amendment fees to a firm called CheapOair.

Amendment 80 fee percentage means that positive number no greater than 3percentt (0.03) determined by the Regional Administrator and established for use in calculating the Amendment 80 fee liability for an Amendment 80 CQ permit holder.

Amendment 80 fee liability means the amount of money for Amendment 80 cost recovery, in U.S. dollars, owed to NMFS by an Amendment 80 CQ permit holder as determined by multiplying the appropriate standard ex-vessel value of landed Amendment 80 species CQ by the appropriate Amendment 80 fee percentage.

Instead, under the First Amendment, agency fees are – and must be treated as – payments made directly by employers to unions.

Steve Strunsky (NYT) TRENTON: BEACH FEES -- A senior Assembly Democrat yesterday called for constitutional amendments banning fees for New Jersey beaches and establishing a lottery to pay for beach maintenance.

He withdrew his amendment and the fee order was agreed.