Sentence examples for fees and will from inspiring English sources

Las Iguanas said its proposed policy will not impose administration fees and will not give a share of tips to the company or its management.

Through the scheme new employees can sign up for apartments without having to pay for credit checks or agency fees and will get to weeks' rent free.

Now Discovery will parlay Ms. Winfrey's anticipated exit from broadcast into higher per-subscriber fees and will also seek more lucrative commitments from advertisers.

The BBC has raised the stakes in its row with BSkyB over retransmission fees and will consider charging the satellite broadcaster for channels such as BBC1 if the fees are not dropped.

"I would find it very, very tough to support lifting fees and will be looking for the government to reject that proposal, but I am open-minded to … other ways to make graduates pay such as a graduate tax".

"We are protecting the most vulnerable by putting waivers in place for those who cannot afford to pay fees, and will continue to assess the impact of these increases".

ARTstor is paying Amico a fee and will acquire some of its intellectual resources.

Lotusflow3r.com has a seventy-seven dollar annual subscription fee, and will supposedly make all kinds of archival content available.

Under the terms of the two companies' agreement, Transatlantic will pay Allied a $35 million breakup fee, and will cover $13.3 million of Allied's merger-related costs.

"As a result, we are not currently charging the fee and will not be moving forward with any additional plans to do so".

Instead, they will provide editorial content for a fee and will get an equity stake in the company should Contentville go public.