Sentence examples for fee for giving from inspiring English sources

But a public official cannot receive a fee for giving a speech.

Blair was paid a substantial fee for giving a lecture on the future of Europe, with the money passed in its entirety to one of his charities.

There are also "entrustment loans"—lending from one company to another with a pause at a bank, which receives a fee for giving a legal blessing to the transaction.

Dobson, who will earn £625,000 a year and will not get a fee for giving up the chief executive role, will seek new non-executive directors to strengthen the firm's governance.

Although the fee for Given was expected to be around £8 million, in February 2009 Newcastle United Managing Director Derek Llambias revealed at a supporters panel meeting that Given had been sold for an initial £5.9 million.

It will charge interest and other fees for giving a loan or establishing a credit facility and make money in that way.

"Investment bankers make very high fees for giving these opinions," in part, because "the law places great weight on obtaining these opinions," Mr. Coffee said.

Of the 10 banks that showed higher earnings, the great bulk could be attributed to their capital gains on government bond portfolios, bond-trading income, commissions on foreign-exchange dealings and fees for giving financial advice.

JP received speaking fees for giving lectures within symposia organized by ThermoFischer.

Fellows, former directors, workshop coordinators, Stanford humanities faculty, or anyone else wanting to support the Center, may designate fees received for giving lectures, reviewing manuscripts, serving on selection committees, etc., as a donation to the Center.

It would be impossible to charge fees per "listen," so the industry would have to swallow a monthly fee in return for giving away an unlimited library of near CD-quality tunes.