Sentence examples for depending on fees from inspiring English sources
Different methods cost more, depending on fees charged to Jagex.
They do no advertising, depending on fee-only financial advisers to sell their funds.
Twenty-seven states pay all or most of the bill; 22 rely mostly or entirely on counties; and Alabama depends on fees collected from others using the court system.
He adds that state banking regulators, as well as his own agency, depend on fees from the banks, and that he is willing to work closely with the state regulators to monitor abuses.
He was also shocked to learn that the jailers were not salaried officers but depended on fees from prisoners and that some prisoners had been acquitted by the courts but were kept in prison because they had not paid their fees.
That means big bucks to a fiercely competitive industry that's come to depend on fees to supplement lending income.
Many Chicago students depend on fee waivers, which are distributed fall of senior year.
Lancashire-based Simplicita offers a direct cremation for £1,000 (again depending on doctors' fees).
Under Lord Browne's proposals, universities charging more than £6,000 a year for a course would have to pay a tapered levy, depending on the fee they charge, to cover the cost to government of providing the students with finance.
And Click Funerals, a similar online spin-off from D. Hollowell & Sons in Blackpool, can carry out a direct funeral for £995 (depending on whether doctors' fees are necessary).
