Sentence examples for fee described from inspiring English sources

The payout was part of an unusual three-pronged breakup fee, described in a filing Tuesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Yet it has become clear that some of them might well have cause to ask, as Dickens's original Oliver Twist, did: "Please, sir, can I have some more?" Although they are an important part of a show that has broken all advance booking records, taking £15m in ticket sales before curtain-up last week, some of the large cast of child actors receive a fee described as "measly" by others in the industry.

Madden signed a permanent deal at Huish Park three months later - for an undisclosed fee described as a "bargain" by boss Gary Johnson - and finished the regular season with 22 for the Glovers, helping them reach the League One play-offs.

Deputy Labour leader Harriet Harman has raised the possibility that the BBC could be funded by something other than a licence fee, describing the current £145.50 a year compulsory charge as a "means to an end, not an end in itself".

The FEE describes its mission as to "inspire, educate and connect future leaders with the economic, ethical and legal principles of a free society".

Consumer group Choice welcomed the action on transaction fees, describing it as a decision "to crush sky-high credit card surcharging".

Retired CBC investigative journalist and novelist Linden MacIntyre, who was harshly criticized by CBC management for complaining about senior correspondents claiming fees, describes Solomon's fall as "the kind of lapse in common sense that happens when you get too big for your britches".

To win approval for a block party, a person must complete an "application for street activity permit," pay $15 in fees, describe what will be deployed ("will red carpet, rope and stanchions be used?"), and specify whether sound will be amplified (if so, a second permit is necessary from the Police Department, $45 extra).

Each fee is described and identified as either common or not, giving consumers a place to start negotiating for lower or fewer charges.

Note that a passport valid for 10 years costs additional fees, as described below and in section C of your form.

Consumers could download these recordings for a fee that Mr. Kluger described as "probably significantly lower than they'd be paying for a CD at Tower Records".