Sentence examples for fee was appropriate from inspiring English sources

The other members of the arbitration panel said the $625 million fee was appropriate given the difficulty of the New York case and the speed at which the lawyers had prepared for trial.

"Having carefully considered the legal submissions made by the player and the ICC, Mr Beloff QC confirmed that Du Plessis was guilty of breaching article 2.2.9 and that the original sanction of 100% of his match fee was appropriate".

Some reported that a subsidised fee was appropriate and that if adolescents paid for commodities, such as contraceptives, they were more likely to use them.

In particular, GPs felt that the NZ$3 per item fee was at a level that most people would be able to afford, with some indicating that some level of fee was appropriate: I think that by and large we have in New Zealand a good number of subsidised medications to use.

On its Web site, the Emily Post Institute provides guidance on subjects ranging from holiday tipping (for a pet groomer, one session's fee is appropriate) to exercising at the gym ("Wipe up your sweat, please!").

"I am also satisfied that this was not part of a deliberate and/or prolonged attempt to unfairly manipulate the condition of the ball, and that the imposition of a fine of 50% of his match fee is appropriate considering the circumstances".

from annuities and fees, was appropriate to his rank and figured well below the annuity of £5,333 p.a. the Duke of Somerset had granted himself, thus reaching an income of over £10,000 p.a.

O'Connell says that Vestar's fees are appropriate.

A matching fee was found appropriate for a platform that aims to connect private individuals for the transportation of personal, non-parcel sized goods.

Australia's Medicare Benefits (MBS) Quality Framework [ 4] recently implemented a new process for review of existing MBS items "with the aim of identifying and evaluating MBS services which are potentially unsafe, ineffective, or inappropriately used" where delisting or amendment of the item or fee might be appropriate.

A reverse termination fee may indeed be appropriate and acceptable in light of a premium paid or sober assessment of the risks, but boards should agree to those provisions only if they are fully aware of these "non-success" stories and the true parameters of such risks.