Sentence examples for fee taken from inspiring English sources

The $415 million project was financed by the Port Authority and by a fee taken from Newark airfares.

In exchange, for every $25 fee taken in to issue a plate, $8 goes to the state and the other $17 to the groups.

Off peak, drivers earn £3.30 per delivery, plus a mileage payment between the restaurant where food is picked up and the drop location, minus a 25% fee taken by UberEats.

UberEats drivers are paid a base fare of £3.30 per delivery, plus £1 per mile between the restaurant and the drop location, minus a 25% fee taken by the company.

(If you keep your source locked down, however, there's a 5% fee taken only if/when your campaign proves successful).

The causes will benefit from money raised from individual races plus a £2 contribution from every course entrance fee taken on Thursday.

Change way licence fee take is distributed to give BBC Scotland more than £100m extra funding.

Southwest (one of the few that charge no fee) takes more than 100,000.

The initial consultation with clients, for which there is no fee, takes place in a private room.

The fee takes effect Dec. 5, and will primarily affect passengers flying on discount economy-class tickets.

But before the 2008 fee took effect, the plastic-bag industry led a petition drive that forced the issue onto a citywide ballot.