Sentence examples for fee amount to from inspiring English sources

The sums involved in this "top-slicing" of the licence fee amount to a sliver of the £3.4 billion ($5.6 billion) it raises a year.

Travel agents had said the fee amounted to a fare increase.

While the fee amounts to pennies per swipe, it rapidly adds up across millions of transactions.

That fee amounted to roughly a third of the $2 billion acquisition price, a fee amount more than 30 times the norm.

The fee amounts to about 3.8percentt of the overall purchase price of $4.5 billion in cash and stock.

"This fee amounts to a user's tax on free speech, and that is unconstitutional," he said.

The commission said the fee amounted to a deal among Visa's member banks and that in practice, the fee was passed on to the retailer.

A notary is required to handle the sale of a property in Malta, with the fee amounting to about 1 percent of the purchase price, Mr. Camilleri said.

That fee amounted to more than a third of the $2 billion acquisition price, an advisory payment more than 30 times the norm.

Hedge funds, though, have powerful incentives to seek more investors: a typical fee amounts to two per cent of assets under management and twenty per cent of any profit.

(She paid a licensing fee amounting to about 10 percent of the contract for her 2009 novel "Dust and Shadow," in which Sherlock Holmes faces off against Jack the Ripper, and has been an outspoken supporter of Mr. Klinger's suit).