Sentence examples for fee to do from inspiring English sources

The merchant's bank pays an interchange fee to do so, and recoups it from the store.

If so, would the Scots pay a fee to do so?

"You paid McKinsey an entry fee to do this for you".

Like traditional journals, BioMed Central will perform peer review of papers without charging a fee to do so.

Other headphone makers will be able to use that special technology but will have to pay Apple a fee to do so, the report claimed.

Borrowers will not be affected if savers want to withdraw their funds before the end of the loan term, although savers pay a fee to do this.

Forty-nine other salon owners from the United States, Canada, Australia and South Africa each paid $5,000 in tuition and fees to do so.

Fixed-income managers like Pimco used to make a decent return buying long-term Treasuries, essentially investing in risk-free assets and charging fees to do it.

The Equity Gilt Study looks at the market as a whole: retail investors pay fund managers fees to do better than that.

"It is possible that the exemption will not be effective in the marketplace," Mr. Bernanke said, because merchants may not accept debit cards from smaller institutions if they have to pay higher fees to do so.

Also yesterday, the administration sent a letter notifying the homes that they would be required to run air-conditioners during hot weather, and could not charge residents additional fees to do so.