Sentence examples for estimated fees from inspiring English sources

Delighting in his dual roles as matchmaker and rainmaker, he needled officials in Illinois for losing more than $100 million a year in estimated fees and wedding-related commerce because the state does not allow gay marriage.

Although Glass was paid his full commission, Nicolau awarded the $40,000 in damages based on estimated fees that Glass would have earned for managing Douby's money in the final two years of his contract.

(b) EUR 11 600 000 corresponding to the estimated fees payable by ship-owners, as referred to in Article 12(2)(b) of the Fisheries Agreement.

(b) EUR 11 100 000 corresponding to the estimated fees payable by ship-owners, as referred to in Article 12(2)(b) of the Fisheries Agreement.

(b) EUR 12 700 000 corresponding to the estimated fees payable by ship-owners, as referred to in Article 12(2)(b) of the Fisheries Agreement.

"A study … from the nonpartisan Urban Institute estimated fee reductions will average about 40percentt nationwide.

Customers will never pay more for a ride than the price displayed, unless they alter their destination, though rides could end up being cheaper than the estimated fee.

Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky pointed out that the notices were marked on the front "Official Notice to Property Owners of Public Hearing," and included the estimated fee that would be paid by each property owner.

An effective lender or broker, Mr. Roth said, should be able to estimate fees accurately.

The toolkit includes a Pipeline Designer (PRODOT) that optimizes routing and sizing of pipelines for wastewater capture and reclaimed water distribution, a Selector (SelWTP) that assembles and optimizes wastewater treatment trains, and a Calculator (CalcBenefit) that estimates fees, revenues, and subsidies of alternative designs.

Prices depend on the size of the house, but Shepherd estimates fees of $10,000 for a $1 million home and $17,000 for a $5 million home.