Sentence examples for fee needs from inspiring English sources

With Google's rising antitrust issues, however, the fee needs to be as big as the purchase price.

A fee needs to be extracted at every level of racing — from breeders and owners as well as from bettors — to pay for the retirement of the very horses the sport depends on.

Yes, a subscription fee needs to be paid – which will no doubt infuriate that demographic that feels robbing everything off the internet is a human right – but the subscription gives access to a zillion other things, and one can snap shut the blinds, gather near some snacks, feign to loved ones you had one of your "migraines" and binge on an entire "box set".

The management fee needs to be adequate to cover all losses which will naturally occur as the market fluctuates.

"That fee needs to be paid by the supplier, and Apple ultimately bears that fee when we pay the supplier, and we're OK doing that," said Jeff Williams, Apple's senior vice-president of operations.

The Daily Mirror chooses to highlight comments made before the reshuffle by outgoing BBC commissioning executive Ben Stephenson that the licence fee needs to be increased if the current level of drama production is to be maintained.

The scope of the BBC and the size of the licence fee needed to fund its activities must be a matter of public debate.

"Nodes in the peer-to-peer network will try to estimate the minimum fee needed to get the transaction confirmed," says Mr Hearn.Bitcoin's growing popularity is having other ripple effects.

Those of you who paid the rubbish-disposal fee need not worry about taking your detritus away with you".The captain has just informed me that we will be cleared for take-off shortly.

Labour's shadow culture secretary, Ben Bradshaw, said while the licence fee needed to reflect economic conditions and people's incomes Hunt's criticism felt "like part of a broader anti-BBC agenda".

On Friday, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the fee was constitutional, declaring it a "minimal restriction" on the businesses and that any establishment seeking to avoid the fee "need only offer nude entertainment without allowing alcohol to be consumed," Justice Nathan L. Hecht wrote for the court.