Sentence examples for an exit fee from inspiring English sources

Grenada charges an exit fee of $19.

The Saints would face an exit fee of roughly $50 million.

Miami must pay the Big East an exit fee of $1 million.

The losses included an exit fee of $168,610, which Citigroup extracted when Mr. Hagman sold the policy.

Mr. Long's show, like Mr. Mackie's, was such campy fun that few would have balked at paying an exit fee.

Boren said the grant of rights was much stronger than an exit fee as a device to keep the league together.

Also, ask if you will be charged, as a client, any exit fees if you leave with him?

Universities in the Big East have until then to pay a $1 million exit fee; after that, the fee is $2 million.

Shalala has until today to inform the Big East and pay a $1 million exit fee if the Hurricanes leave.

I do not think there is any material difference between a standalone "exit fee" and ground rent.

These cases - brought by the likes of Deutsche and JP Morgan - concerned a 10 per cent exit fee, which IIU levied when they sold their stakes in the fund.