Sentence examples for fee raised from inspiring English sources

(He and his bandmates were offered a thousand dollars a show to be an opening act on the 1994 Lollapalooza tour; they signed up, and, he says, saw their fee raised by two hundred and fifty dollars after the death of Kurt Cobain, whose band, Nirvana, had been scheduled as the headliner).

"This has been an endemic problem forever, and we're perfectly happy to see the fee raised, because otherwise it's costing us so much more money," said Douglas P. Heller, a partner in the real estate practice of the law firm of Herrick, Feinstein who frequently represents project sponsors.

Each new shop came with a $40,000 franchise fee (raised to $50,000 not long ago).

Gazprom offered to sell gas to Ukraine for $250 per 1,000 cubic meters without changing the transit fee, and Ukraine countered by offering to pay $201 with the transit fee raised to at least $2.

Of the other shareholders, few participated in the last share issue, and fewer still have the resources to provide Rangers with the level of finance required to begin the rebuilding process, although Sandy Easdale did provide a £500,000 emergency loan for working capital requirements, secured against the transfer fee raised by the sale of Lewis Macleod to Brentford.

In June, Schwab added a $3 handling fee, raising the cost of trades to $32.95.

Each resident pays a $100 annual parcel fee, raising about $170,000 a year.

The BBC licence fee raises £2.7 billion to support its public purposes.

October 30, 2013 2.24pm GMT PamCrossland (@PamCrossland) Clegg says no more tuition fee raise - now where did we hear that before?

If P W p ( f ≥ f ¯ ) - P W p ( f = 0 ) > 0, a positive Medicare fee raises patient welfare.

In addition, being associated with a training institution or health professional council encourages participation, may increase sustainability if trainees are required to pay a nominal fee, raises the visibility of the training, and adds a degree of credibility.