Sentence examples for fee to provide from inspiring English sources

"We got paid a fee to provide a service to a community," he said.

In return, the government would pay the companies an annual fee to provide utility services under a long-term arrangement.

That vendor then paid another company a smaller fee to provide the service to Columbia and pocketed the difference.

The law, which went into effect on Jan . 1 requires landlords to obtain rental permits from the town, for which they must pay a fee, to provide details on each unit and to identify each tenant.

Citi had taken a fee to provide a backup line of credit to a structured investment vehicle — a line that would be called on only if the S.I.V. could not borrow and a German bank could not meet its promise to make the loan.

Lord Hall believes that in the course of five days he managed to get agreement to make the licence fee fit for the multi-platform age; the burdensome "top-slicing" of the licence fee to provide cash for the broadband roll-out will end; and the licence fee itself will be uprated in line with the consumer price index.

It is crucially important in this year to speak to students and to explain the situation to them around tuition fees, to provide that vital guidance.

It is always our intention to show the lowest possible price, including taxes and fees to provide transparency for our users".

(The state also committed to a pilot project, financed by court fees, to provide lawyers for low-income citizens in cases where basic human needs are at stake).

In New York, where the planned policy change was announced, Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters said busy airports would able to charge extra fees to provide cash up front for runways and other improvements, rather than borrowing money and raising fees later.

(R.A.A., a nonprofit, sells its labels at low prices, to sustain itself, and uses licensing fees to provide free labels to schools and other groups and to develop other environmental solutions).