Sentence examples for fee is set from inspiring English sources

That's because the phone fee is set on the receiving end.

And Evercore's advisory fee is set up in a way that encourages the bank to find a higher bid.

For now, the BBC's funding seems secure; under an existing agreement, the license fee is set to rise by up to 2 percent annually through 2013.

But while it is free to visit the V&A, the British Library and Museum, an entrance fee is set to be charged in Stoke.

Pricing, typically a flat monthly fee, is set by the media company and varies from about $150 a month to $500 or more, based primarily on how many times the ad is shown.

The existence of buy-out clauses at Spanish clubs also helps to facilitate the move: a fee is set at which clubs know they can get their player fight-free and at which the seller can present it to fans as a victory of sorts, or at least a move about which they could do nothing.

The annual fee was set at two guineas, or what now is £2.10.

The fee was set by advertisers, advertising agencies and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.

The $30,000 annual fee was set by federal law in 1913 and has not been changed since.

That fee was set this year by arbitrators who also mandated that YES be carried on basic-cable tiers.

Kasparov was an expensive coach — his annual fee was set at several hundred thousand dollars — but Carlsen and his family thought that the tutelage was worth it.