Sentence examples for fees are owing from inspiring English sources

The court found that "reasonable license fees" are owing from AOL, RealNetworks, and Yahoo for the music streamed and distributed from their sites, retrospective to 2002, at a cost ASCAP counts at $100 million.

Left unresolved were the hundreds of thousands of dollars of legal fees owed to lawyers defending Tillman, Rush and Streeter; by September 1994, $200,000 (1994, $292,000 in 2008) in fees were owed by Tillman alone.

"Their view is that if they let the channel die there is little or no chance of retrieving the fees they are owed," one of the team told The Independent.

The Tynecastle club are owed £800,000 in fees following the transfers of the left-back and winger.

Profit and revenue are undisclosed, but it has only eight engineers and $8 million in the bank from license fees (it's owed another $45 million in fees).

His representatives, Doyen Sports, believe they are owed 75% of the fee from any rejected bid.

Utrecht say they are owed a sell-on fee for the goalkeeper they sold to Swansea for £1.5m in 2011.

The largest studios, which include Fox, Warner Brothers and Paramount among others, are owed about $100 million in administrative fees.

Creditors often pay such companies a fee for helping to recover some of what they are owed.

Mr. Gundlach has countersued, alleging that TCW fired him in order to keep for itself hundreds of millions of dollars in fees he was owed.

In the case of Portsmouth last year, for instance, Watford's solvency was maintained only when central Premier League funds were allocated to the Championship club after transfer fees it was owed went unpaid.