(Those fees are the norm in the world of private investment).
No parent should be bringing up children in a broken rental market where six-month contracts, sudden rent rises, and huge lettings fees are the norm.
Aren't success fees more the norm in this kind of situation?
Modest local and national rights fees became the norm during the 1950s and 1960s, with NBC emerging as the games primary national network and announcers like Mel Allen, Red Barber and Vin Scully as the sports first generation of national voices.
After fee performance is the norm for the industry because nobody actually gets the raw, fee-free returns from a manager's security selection, but there are times when that performance does matter.
How £30m-plus fees have become the norm in the Premier League, as explained by Alan Smith.
"Many people in Hollywood mistook an increase in licensing fees as a new norm and started forecasting future revenues off of that bubble," Mr. Salter said, adding that current excitement over streaming may be "irresponsible thinking" in the long term.
Giving the clearest indication yet that high fees will be the norm at the most competitive institutions, Michael Arthur, who is vice-chancellor of Leeds University, told the Guardian that the most selective universities needed to raise their fees past the standstill figure of £7,000-8,000 a year to remain world class.
Warby Parker, for example, is able to sell fashionable prescription eyeglasses at $95 per pair because the company designs its own frames and thereby avoids paying hefty licensing fees (which are the norm in the eyewear industry).
United Nations investigators are quietly sifting through evidence that corrupt workers with the United Nations high commissioner for refugees in Kenya -- a country where corruption is the norm -- extorted fees for the agency's essential services, which are supposed to be free.
