Sentence examples for fee contingent from inspiring English sources
"Directors should hire a second advisor to make the case against the proposed acquisition, with its fee contingent on the deal not going through".
Some consultants, like Christopher Gray of New York City, are willing to make a percentage of their fee contingent upon approval.
In his latest letter to Berkshire shareholders, Buffett said, "Directors should hire a second advisor to make the case against the proposed acquisition, with its fee contingent on the deal not going through".
Be sure they are broker/dealers and that the people you are working with are registered representatives if you are paying them a success fee contingent on successfully raising money.
The carbon tax (or "fee") contingent says their proposal is the simplest, and is unburdened by the complexities of cap and trade.
All students accepted into the program are awarded full support, including a stipend, full tuition, and health fees contingent on continued satisfactory progress.
The proposals, if adopted, would increase the likelihood that companies would have to pay penalties when found to have violated tax laws and would prohibit tax shelter advisers from collecting fees contingent on how much they save a company.
Mr. Conway plans to charge fees contingent on the success of deals made for his clients and hopes to have a competitive edge over some big bankers, who might charge up to $750,000.
"The vast majority of people don't have access to IVF because they can't afford it". Fees contingent on outcome are particularly suited to the infertility field, he says, because it is obvious whether the treatment is successful.
In some cases, the tax shelter adviser is paid even if the tax savings are disallowed; in others the fee is contingent on surviving any challenge.
Because Morgan Stanley's $35 million fee was contingent on a sale occurring, the shareholders claim that Morgan Stanley did not have an adequate incentive to present all alternatives to the El Paso board.
