Sentence examples for between the fees from inspiring English sources

On the face of it, there is no quid pro quo between the fees to the promoters and the songs added to the playlist.

Instead, since 2010, Congress has appropriated a subsidy to make up for the difference between the fees received and the allocation for defaults.

The entire sector is feeling the strain, not because of debt repayments but because of what independent studies have shown is an over £100 shortfall each week between the fees local authorities pay and the cost of providing a residential care place.

It has gained some small concessions, in the modernisation of the licence fee to cover all online viewing, and in the restoration of a link between the fee and general inflation for the first time in seven years.

"There is an intersection coming between the fee-based services and the file-sharing services," Kleinschmit says.

Yeess was meticulous in caring for our needs, from the chauffeured S.U.V.'s that shuttled us between towns to the fees at park ranger stations and hot springs that were taken care of by guides.

Ahoy! "The two best days of a boat owner's life are buying and selling their boat because of all the fees in-between.

The Green Paper The first, "partnership", would see basic care and support costs shared between the individual and the government, with the latter shouldering a set percentage of the fees: between a quarter and a third of the annual bill.

Look at the fees: Between the late fees, annual fees and overdrawn fees, plus the net interest margin they collect, they are collecting close to 20% a year of the outstanding balances as fees.

As always, there is a large financial gap between the rights fees paid by NBC and the Canadian broadcaster.

Between the entry fees, the maintenance charges, and the rent for the garage, there was a good deal of money to be made as an invasor.