Sentence examples for fee ahead from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dworsky is on Verizon's consumer advisory panel (and did not know about the fee ahead of time).

A practicing attorney until the end, he never put gaining a fee ahead of arguing a good case, and was known throughout the legal community for the literary quality of his letters and briefs.

Labour is broadly supportive of plans to decriminalise people who do not pay their television licence fee ahead of a House of Commons vote on whether to review the law this week, sources have said.

Minicabs, by contrast, quote a fixed fee ahead of the journey.

The F.D.I.C.'s quarterly report hinted at early signs of strain from the new financial regulations as bank cut back on fees ahead of the new legislation.

Ask why he or she feels the insurance payment is not sufficient and why you were not informed of the excess fees ahead of time.

[C1.] Higher Fees Ahead for Advice From I.R.S. Starting next month, the Internal Revenue Service will charge much higher fees to rule in advance on certain tax questions.

At nearly 7ft and taken from a publicity shot for the King's 1960 movie Flaming Star, the painting – which features three identical images of musician in a gun-slinging pose – topped out at $81.9m with auctioneers' fees, ahead of Warhol's Four Marlons, which came in at $69.6m.

Furthermore, if said object happens to be a new mobile phone, wouldn't it be nice to know a little about each of the major carriers' early termination fees ahead of time (instead of waiting for your post-Black Friday "hangover" to subside, only for you to realize that you've signed your entire family's fortune away on a new mobile family plan that you actually didn't want or really need)?

ATM fees: Know your bank's guidelines on ATM usages and accompanying fees ahead of time.

Councils were feeling generous and agreed annual fee increases ahead of the rate of inflation, making it simple for operators to cover their costs.