Sentence examples for compromise fee from inspiring English sources

Clyne had only 12 months remaining on his Southampton contract but the south coast club rejected Liverpool's opening offer of £10m, insisting on £15m, before a compromise fee was agreed.

But the France midfielder has expressed a desire to rejoin Pochettino and, with talks ongoing over a compromise fee, he will be accompanied by Rodriguez despite the England striker still recovering from an anterior cruciate knee ligament injury that denied him a place at the World Cup.

Analysts have predicted that services like Aereo could seriously compromise retransmission fees.

If it wants to sack him, it will have to hope he is willing to compromise on the fee.

Aalborg's new sports director Allan Gaarde has revealed the two clubs have yet to reach a compromise on the fee following an initial round of talks, although they are closing in.

However, City have been increasingly encouraged by what they have heard behind the scenes and are confident of finally getting their man, providing they can agree a compromise over the fee.

The secret is knowing what to charge and when to compromise on appearance fees.

A recent compromise had reduced the fee from ten cents to five, but he argued that it made no difference.

They have warned that an excessive fee may "compromise the financial viability" of some of the routes through the station.

He negotiated a compromise on student tuition fees that had threatened to break the coalition apart.

Both GPs and the Department of Health need to be aware that patients' awareness of these fees may compromise their value as sources of objective advice in the eyes of parents, and the scheme may be potentially damaging to the parent-practitioner relationship and to the achievement of vaccination targets.