Sentence examples for fee for introducing from inspiring English sources

Wald is seeking $12 million in fees and $100 million in damages, alleging he is entitled to the fee for introducing Frankel to her talent agency, APA, which brokered the sale of Skinnygirl drinks to Fortune Brands, even though he was fired two months after she hired him in August 2008.

Mason denies that he was selling the program for Dowdell, although he admits to taking fees for introducing prospective investors through Mechlenburg, one of his law clients at the time (and now believed to have left the country).

He barred the pension fund from doing business with paid intermediaries - the politically well-connected middlemen who got big finders' fees for "introducing" their clients to folks in the comptroller's office.

Fees paid for introducing customers to insurers vary wildly and are understood to range from 30p to £2.

In Spain "Bologna" is the excuse for introducing fees for Masters degrees.Many students now anathematise "Bologna" as a capitalist plot.

In 1886, with the school board, Cameron was responsible for introducing a fee for the parents of students attending schools in the Edmonton Public School District who did not live within the district, as district residents were taxed for the school's services.

The main argument for introducing the fees has been that the system is expensive to run and those who use it should help pay for it.

Just in time for the January sales, the party responsible for introducing tuition fees has decided that it wants to jump on the youth protest bandwagon.

● Sen. Ed Markey for introducing FAIR Fees Act.

Speaking about the re-introduction of maintenance grants, the Conservatives education spokesperson Jonathon Morgan said that Labour had performed a U-turn and said that the party should apologise for introducing tuition fees in the first place.

We should eliminate fee-for-service and introduce a voucher system.