Sentence examples for fee demand from inspiring English sources

News Corp's Fox television stations are on course to generate $1bn in "a couple of years", according to Chase Carey, the chief operating officer, largely as a result of the fee demand – but it is not clear that Britain's public broadcasters have the same leverage to take their channels away from the 10m-plus Sky homes.

Faced with the choice of paying steep research fees or going to court to challenge a research fee demand, many Coloradans just give up trying to exercise their right to review government documents.

The fee, demanded by Kensington & Chelsea council, would go toward affordable housing elsewhere in the area.

It called CBS's fee demands "out of line and unfair," and added, "Sooner or later CBS will threaten others and go dark".

The miners resented the fee demanded for a mining license and the brutal fashion in which it was collected by the goldfields' police.

Popular resistance to the Mafia increased in the early 21st century as business owners increasingly refused to pay the pizzo, a "protection" fee demanded by local crime organizations.

Marlton had refused to pay the fee demanded by a contractor that had arranged the rental of military equipment and provided the local crew, claiming that he was being overcharged.

And the future of the German Grand Prix - one of the sport's classic and most historic events - remains uncertain because the organisers cannot afford to pay the fee demanded by F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone, and he is not prepared to compromise.

He initially approached the Swingle Singers to provide the chant, but the fee demanded would have placed considerable strain on the music budget.

The high "user" fees demanded by hospitals prevent many women from getting treatment.

Long queues caused by lengthy inspections at border crossings are one; hefty fees demanded by the customs brokers who thrive on red tape are another.