Sentence examples for contractual fee from inspiring English sources

The latter is often called contract design because of the manner in which the designer receives his compensation (i.e., a contractual fee arrangement), in contrast to the commission or percentage arrangement prevalent among residential interior decorators.

In many cases an external mentor receives a contractual fee for the engagement, but it typically represents a small fraction of his or her income, let alone net worth.

The train operating company pays a contractual fee for the network connection and charges the service provider a fee for usage of the network.

But when you are leaking a typical £50 a month for each person (around £80-£100 for a family) in contractual fees, your patience becomes easily exhausted.

Mr Steiner said yesterday's agreement would benefit both companies, as the funding it provides would enable Ocado to grow more quickly which, in turn, will increase the contractual fees it pays to Waitrose.

Last year, Sen. Julian Lapides (D-Baltimore City) sponsored a bill that would have allowed judges to reduce lawyer's contractual fees in cases where they were found to be unfair.

This finding is interesting because it shows that social media interactions may not necessarily increase loyalty in general (as indicated by the active terminations); however, it at least substantially decreases the likelihood of fraudulent customer behavior, i.e., simply stopping the payment of the contractual fees to trigger a cancellation within the regular contract period.

One idea being discussed is a contractual "impact fee" from the casinos to the racing industry that avoids the Legislature altogether.

Only at the instigation of the orchestra members themselves (who also voluntarily reduced their contractual recording fees) was an 11th-hour audio tape of the concerts made, in-house.

Public funding for ambulance services is via the ACC and the Ministry of Health on a contractual and fee-for-service basis as a yearly agreement.

Examine a variety of contractual arrangements and fee options.