Sentence examples for fee off to from inspiring English sources

"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 Mafia-bride mayor of Cicero, Betty Loren-Maltese, who paid him those fat fees, was carted off to prison, as were various minions.

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

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.

I don't disagree; in fact, I just sent a $30 reading fee for my novel off to a contest today.

But public prosecutors in Palma, the capital of the Balearics, have said there is evidence the institute was a front, charging hugely inflated fees and siphoning money off to Urdangarin's private companies.

The stuff is free to borrow to users, who need only pay the $15 delivery fee for the goods dropped off to their homes.

Clarke believes that it's important for organisations to continue to invest in their staff, despite the cost involved of paying tuition fees and allowing staff time off to study and attend campus over long weekends.

(3) Any fee established under paragraph (2) shall be rounded off to the nearest dollar, or for a fee less than $12, rounded off to the nearest 50 cents.