Sentence examples for fee are given from inspiring English sources

Detailed about banks which accept the fee are given in BRTA website (www.brta.gov.bd).

At one fringe meeting he suggested paying hospitals for a year of care might be a better approach, where one fee is given for all physical, social and mental health needs.

The Egyptian, signed from Basle for a fairly substantial fee, was given little opportunity before being loaned out midway through last season to Fiorentina as part of a deal that took Juan Cuadrado the other way.

For every transaction completed by a partner agent, Redfin will earn a 30percentt referral fee (of the agent's commission), but half of that fee is given back to the consumer.

If university fees are giving the Liberal Democrats sleepless nights, in time prison reform may similarly disturb the Conservatives.

"Subscription fees are giving way to 'freemium' models, in which the game is provided for free to gamers but is monetized through advertising," wrote Brian Blau, a research director at Gartner who is also a co-author of the report.

Mr. Stewart acknowledged that the legal profession has a lot at stake in the new pro bono agency, beyond the fees being given up.

Visa's interchange fees were given an exemption by the European Commission in 2002 after the company agreed to lower its levy to 0.7% from 1.1%.

On 1 July 2004 legislation to enable the introduction of variable tuition fees was given royal assent and became the Higher Education Act 2004.

For a $3 fee, customers are given one-ounce pours of six wines; the fee is refundable with a purchase of $50 or more.

He expects some entrepreneurs will test the limits of the law by establishing clubs where users pay a membership fee and are given the drug, in lieu of buying it directly.