Sentence examples for fee becoming from inspiring English sources

McFarlane will join the board of Barclays as a non-executive director on a £250,000 annual fee – becoming the bank's highest paid non-executive – and step up as chairman after the annual meeting in 2015, when his annual fee will rise to £800,000, including a £100,000 allotment of shares in the bank.

It includes a warning that top-up fees could put some students off entering a profession and a number of recommendations to prevent fees becoming a barrier for potential students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

By late 1961, Charles had expanded his small road ensemble to a full-scale big band, partly as a response to increasing royalties and touring fees, becoming one of the few black artists to crossover into mainstream pop with such a level of creative control.

The system has also allowed for 'bundling' of fees, with fees becoming flat when a predetermined quantity of services is exceeded.

delivered a speech in which he castigated the swipe fee rule, becoming one of the many Republicans to refer to it as "price fixing".

In most cases, the initial fee for becoming an Avon sales consultant will be 15 dollars (15 euros); however, this amount may vary depending on the country or region in which you live.

However, retransmission fees are becoming more common in the television business.

The frequency with which the Immigration and Naturalization Service raises immigration fees is becoming worrisome.

"Some resort fees are becoming common worldwide, often because the North American brands take those practices globally," he said.

"That level has less to do about money, annual endorsement fees, than becoming a household name," the agent, Bill Stapleton, said.

Brad Cardinal, an Oregon State professor who has studied college-student fitness, said that universities' recreation centers (membership in which students have already paid for through activity fees) are becoming ever more lavish.