Sentence examples for fee off from inspiring English sources

Giraffe last month announced it was reversing its policy of skimming a 10% admin fee off tips.

Indeed, in saying it expected the licence fee to survive until the end of the next charter period in 2026 the report effectively put the abolition of the licence fee off the agenda for short term, a fact lost in the subsequent right wing shrieking.

"But to start hiving bits of the licence fee off to other causes and to commercial players on a completely unplanned basis mid-way through a settlement period would have a significant impact on the BBC's ability to provide high-quality content for audiences and would threaten its independence.

Although he does not expect to recoup his investment in the machine for several years – he earns a nominal fee off each transaction – what matters to him is that in the machine's first two weeks of operation, even without advertising, several users have tried it out.

The broker who sells you Trust II skims an 8% fee off the top.

With the "Invest Online" product, they're taking a 10percentt carry fee off returns on every deal.

Child's Play Car-cramped (and history-crammed) kids can take a break from the valley's more enriching diversions and spill out onto the 18-hole disk golf course (the game is played with Frisbees) at Brandywine Creek State Park in Greenville (Routes 92 and 100; 302-577-3534; www.destateparks.com; $3 a Delaware vehicle, $6 out of state in season, no fee off-season).

As to J. P. Morgan, "I am morally certain that they wrote those termination fees off 18 months ago, since the claim is subordinate to $3.2 billion of debt".

EBay benefits by collecting higher fees off such actions.

They earn fees off of that which are low risk and high return but they also are a lender.

The company pays fees off its commissions into cities, Ko said.