Sentence examples for close to fees from inspiring English sources
Fees on Build America Bonds are close to fees on traditional tax-exempt bonds, even though Build America Bonds are sold into the taxable corporate bond market where fees are higher.
Some at the bottom end of the table appear to be charging the same as or close to the fees of the Russell Group universities as a means of proving their quality.
Looking Forward – While enhanced damages are rare, this move by the CAFC reduces the payoff potential of patent litigation, thus reducing incentive for patent owners to go after broad litigation suits where costs are close to potential fees.
But with $700 billion to disburse, the plan could still generate tens of billions of dollars in fees if the firms negotiate anywhere close to their standard fees.
Regardless of what happened later, Quattrone helped the bank earn close to $1 billion in fees in 2000, leading to his own eye-popping paycheck, half of which was paid in CSFB shares.
The interest rates cited are for loans carrying zero or close to zero origination fees.
Her dissent suggested the court's five conservatives had come close to barring forced fees for public employees but stopped just short of doing so.
Glendale is also one step closer to charging fees for people to use Deukmejian Wilderness Park for private events.
The two clubs are close to agreeing a fee.
The Baggies have held talks with Long's advisors over the weekend and are close to agreeing a fee of between £6million and £7m.
