Sentence examples for engagement fees from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it would seem only in the field of foreign policy can people be so utterly wrong all the time yet still retain their jobs and endowed chairs, still command high speaking engagement fees, and still be courted by presidential candidates.

Indiegogo charges these companies a fee (its typical platform fee is 5%) for the campaigns getting funded as well as an upfront or ongoing engagement fee or a consulting fee.

The Riba also publishes a booklet, A Client's Guide to Engaging an Architect (£3.50), which gives information on engaging an architect, conditions of engagement, and fees.

A Richmond, Va.-based speaker's bureau, Arnett & Associates, handles Lady Carnarvon's speaking engagements, with fees starting at $20,000.

Depending on the task and the length of engagement, the fee for collectors can be as much as two thousand dollars a day.

Geithner's spokeswoman declined to comment on specific speaking engagements or fees.

Two recent controversies may serve as evidence of this: LaVar Ball creating a sports brand around his soon-to-be-drafted son, Lonzo, and former president Barack Obama's speaking engagements and fees.

The service domain comprised participants' engagement with fee-for-service and state-funded public services such as private health professionals, state-funded health services, childcare centres and schools.

On-site child-care program: Buses dropping off kids from their day-care or school locations to the center Paid Leave program: for increased employee engagement Shared adoption fees with employees trying to become parents.

As well as being a bad deal done without any engagement with licence fee payers, we also believe that it is legally flawed".

In 1907 Little Tich travelled to South Africa, where he appeared in a successful, nine-week engagement for a fee of £500 a week.