Sentence examples for fee back to from inspiring English sources

They pass most of this fee back to the doctor.

I can issue you a prepaid return label > to >> cover for the complete shipping fee back to Dell.

One tells him: We're here to save our EMA and get fees back to normal, and fight the cuts.

The carriers continue to pay fees to the global distribution systems for bookings, and the global distribution systems still give part of these fees back to the agencies.

Both Google and Overture Services sell such advertising and place it on search sites, passing most of the fees back to the sites.

Experts there cite relationships with the heirs; competitors insist it is because Christie's agreed to give a large percentage of the buyer's fees back to the sellers, thereby sacrificing profit for market share.

In October, a federal grand jury indicted four people, including two Boston businessmen, on charges that they had funneled or helped funnel illegal fees back to Paul Silvester in exchange for pension fund contracts he offered to politically connected investment firms.

Edward Dolman, Christie's chief executive, said his company would, for the most part, give guarantees only in "exceptional circumstances" and it would not be rebating any of the buyer's fees back to the seller.

"For years, Dartmouth has been run by and has paid sky-high fees to a group of investment manager trustees, all Dartmouth graduates, who have then recycled some portion of the fees" back to the college "as generous 'donations,' " often getting a building named for them in the process.

If you are investing in actively managed mutual funds (perhaps because your employer hasn't seen the light and given you a lineup of low-cost index or exchange-traded funds as an option), keep in mind that those fund companies may be handing some of their investment fees back to your plan's record keeper to pay for administrative costs.

The favored can then steer sales commissions or other business and fees back to the bank.