Sentence examples for fees aside from inspiring English sources

Fees aside, there are several well-established ways for its firms to make money.

Legal fees aside, Dean Krehmeyer, executive director of the Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate Ethics at the University of Virginia, which conducts ethics training for executives and directors, says the litigious nature of the measure could create a chasm between businesses and their communities.

But fees aside, that sort of trading is best left to the pros.

One feature he touts, fees aside, is a guarantee that each graduate of the advanced course will find a related job within six months or get their money back.

All caveats and hidden fees aside, Europe's budget airlines can offer some incredibly good deals.

It factors in other loan fees aside from the interest rate to help borrowers truly compare the price of loans.

The breakup fee aside, it may be difficult for Cerberus to justify an offer higher than the one proposed by Fairfax.

Canny career-minded motivations – and surely a handsome fee – aside, Spacey is keen to stress another reason for taking the role: the chance to get involved in developing the character of Irons, rather than simply – as is often the case with films – starting with a fully-formed character and script.

"It's part of the cost of doing business," said Alan Eisenberg, the executive director of Actors Equityy, which won an arbitration case against Jujamcyn to have a small part of the fee set aside for union benefits.

The pilot scheme, which will be funded initially with excess money from the part of the BBC licence fee set aside for digital switchover, is a response to a crisis in the provision of regional local news, from which ITV has threatened to withdraw, with local newspapers and commercial radio also facing uncertain times.

Part of that attraction is a $10 entrance fee that, aside from the race card, will include five bands.