Sentence examples for fees and could from inspiring English sources

HSBC admitted it had repaid £11m of fees and could face claims for a further £300m.

The preliminary size of the offering given in the filing is used to calculate registration fees, and could change before the stock goes public.

The move will encourage rivals to take another look at their own fees and could lead to an increase in current account fees across the market.

Carlyle disclosed earlier that it intended to raise $100 million in its I.P.O., although that figure was used to calculate the registration fees and could ultimately change.

In other words, these accounts may not pay large fees and could be more of a hassle than they are worth to another firm.

This concept lay behind the reforms to university tuition fees, and could lead to significantly increased investment in transport and housing.

In the filing, SeaWorld said the offering would raise as much as $100 million, but that was a figure used to calculate the registration fee and could change.

The idea being that it would receive the licence fee and could in time become a kind of public body funding public broadcasting (or possibly specific programmes) other than on the BBC.

We should note that the figure was submitted for the purpose of calculating the IPO registration fee, and could change substantially as the deal comes closer to market.

They were open to the public for a small fee and could be entered through a gateway on Bow Street.

In the meantime, late fees and penalties could accrue, and both of you could be on the hook.