Sentence examples for fee secured from inspiring English sources

N'Zogbia scored 15 goals in 83 Premier League appearances for Wigan after an offer of Ryan Taylor and a reported £6m fee secured his services from Newcastle in January 2009. .

Membership fees securing cash benefits during illness or pregnancy, covered by another insurance fund, are compulsory for salaried employees and optional for the self-employed.

David Cameron's crass comments in Brussels about "delicious" BBC cuts follow on from the recent licence fee deal secured by the government in highly dubious circumstances.

I went to Rentboy.com with a higher fee already secured, the capital contribution for my first ad, a secondhand laptop to set up shop and a nest egg to lean on during the dry months.

In the 1960s, the Curtain in Brighton had a "supper club" licence, which entailed charging an entrance fee that secured a supper ticket, which you could then exchange for a plate of food.

Many were held hostage at machete or gunpoint until a ransom masquerading as a fee was secured by the smugglers.

Would you pay an upfront fee to secure a refund for a wedding gift?

But San Francisco expects to run a $380 million deficit in the fiscal year that begins next July, and the State of California has even larger financial problems, so paying the America's Cup organizers a fee to secure the event was deemed impossible.

For a monthly fee, they secure your data with the help of software that encrypts your valuable files and sends them over the Internet to a secure, remote storage site (or, more typically, two sites).

It is understood Al-Ain paid Sunderland around £6m for Gyan's temporary stay and will hand over a similar fee to secure his services on a long-term basis.

Palace paid a loan fee to secure the youth team graduate's temporary return in August and the cost to make the deal permanent is understood to be as small as £3m with add-ons to follow.