Sentence examples for be owed a fee from inspiring English sources
Should Butterfield choose to leave Oakwell the Tykes would be owed a fee by whoever he signed for, as he is under 23.
As the player is under 23, the Tykes would be owed a fee by whoever he signed for but Hill is resigned to not getting what he believes his player is worth.
Utrecht are taking action because they say they are owed a sell-on fee for a goalkeeper they sold to Swansea for £1.5m in 2011.
Southampton's proposed move for defender Buttner hit a snag after a third party claimed he was owed a percentage of the transfer fee.
Southampton's proposed move for Vitesse Arnhem defender Alexander Buttner is in doubt after a third party claimed he is owed a percentage of the transfer fee.
You, readers, are owed a prophecy.
She is owed an estimated $2.1m in unpaid broadcast fees.
Several clubs understood to be owed transfer fee money are also listed with Arsenal and St Etienne voting in favour of the pence in the pound deal being offered and Orebro and Palermo voting against.
In addition, Mr. Anka would be owed fees for any licensed use of the song in commercials or other films.
Because Apollo will keep $871 million after paying out sales fees, it will be owed $17 million in management fees the first year.
