Sentence examples for fee up for from inspiring English sources

With the BBC's charter up for renewal and the future of the licence fee up for grabs, Sugar says the BBC is "great value for money.

Putting university tuition fees up for review is confirmation that high graduate debt has become politically toxic.

There's a torrent of fees up for grabs.

You pay a fee up front for the growing season and often a small fee on a weekly or monthly basis.

The business model is simple: second-hand bookshop owners and dealers upload their catalogue to Abebooks' database for a monthly fee, up to $65 for listing 20,000 books.

Some companies will ask you to pay a small fee up-front for access to survey lists, which is absolutely unnecessary.

Mr. Robledo said that while the banks charged nominal fees up front for their services, they hid their profits.

Big deals often involve large fees up front for the investment bankers, lawyers, and accountants who shape the transaction.

Youngsters who had spent their allowances on the fifty-dollar entry fee lined up for makeovers, sampled free eyeshadow, and hashtagged the results.

The £145.50 licence fee comes up for renewal in 2016.

The licence fee comes up for renewal in 2016, while the BBC's Royal Charter, which sets out the corporation's role, functions and structure, is due for renewal the following year.