Sentence examples for fee in excess from inspiring English sources

His decision was perhaps influenced by his fee, in excess of $50,000; NBC said it spent over $5 million on talent in 1928.

West Ham United's recruitment drive under their new manager, Slaven Bilic, continued unabated as they signed their fourth player of the summer – and the second commanding a fee in excess of £10m.

Personally for Sturridge, it will also be an opportunity to show his former club what they gave up when they sanctioned his sale to Liverpool for a fee in excess of £15m in January last year.

The 26-year-old Gabonese international has been linked with the Premier League duo this winter with a fee in excess of £40m being suggested by some media outlets.

Another aspect of a possible deal (which could fetch a transfer fee in excess of $3 million) is a connection with the German sporting goods company Adidas among Mathis, who recently signed a lucrative five-year sponsorship deal with the company; Bayern; and the club president, Franz Beckenbauer (a longtime Adidas representative).

Swindon could pay out a combined fee in excess of £500,000 for signing James Collins and Troy Archibald-Henville.

A lawyer who took in fees in excess of 20percentt could be punished by up to one year in prison.

Back in 1994 the world-record transfer fee was about £10m, today it is £80m, and fees in excess of £20m are routinely paid for proven international players.

The OFT believes the law on contracts means banks cannot charge fees in excess of the cost of dealing with an unauthorised overdraft, a position the banks dispute.

The bill addresses that by setting up a reserve fund for the collection of any fees in excess of the annual appropriation.

After intensive lobbying by hospitals in the 1980's, Congress enacted an exemption from federal anti-kickback statutes that permitted the groups to accept money from product suppliers but cautioned them from taking fees in excess of 3percentt of sales.