Sentence examples for fee could be from inspiring English sources

The minister suggested that a €50 (£43.40) fee could be imposed on every vehicle entering or leaving Gibraltar.

It's possible that the counseling fee could be rolled into the loan, if the borrower ultimately ends up getting one.

The entrance fee could be anything from serenading the teacher to filing receipts to lending a laser cutter.

On that basis, the licence fee could be abolished, and both the BBC and Channel 4 privatised.

The BBC licence fee could be cut as part of the government's public spending austerity drive, the culture secretary has said.

"If such subsidies cover 100percentt of its capital, the transport fee could be set low because it only has to cover things like personnel expenses and electricity.

On Friday Hunt accused the BBC of "extraordinary and outrageous" waste in recent years, and said the BBC licence fee could be cut.

The comments, come after the ambitious Conservative minister has already indicated that the BBC's licence fee could be cut if the party returns to power.

When debit cards are used for small transactions at places like coffee shops, the overdraft fee could be significantly larger than the purchase itself.

When she said she was unable to pay the fee, another official called her back to say the fee could be waived for her.

He does not collect commissions on sales, but the question of whether his upfront fee could be defined as a kind of commission is an open one.