Sentence examples for fees flow from inspiring English sources

Once the event is over and the machine returned to VPF, all revenue collected and associated fees flow directly to the DLC's cost object for that event.

In Kenya, MMNR gate fees flow to the Narok County Council with a proportion translating into community development.

Large fees flow to these hyper-helpers, however, if they recommend small managerial shifts every year or so.

Through it all, fees flowed in to Mr. Roberts and his company.

Lenders, intent on keeping fees flowing as the housing market began to cool in 2004, pulled an ever wider swathe of Main Street America into the housing market.

To meet the "trigger" and keep fees flowing, agency officials have been forced to shift dollars from other programs into new drug reviews.

Managed trophy hunting – where people pay to hunt large elephants populations, the fees flowing back to local communities – has been backed by groups such as the International Union for Conservation of Nature, despite concerns that corruption eats away much of the revenue.

Mr. Rodham's contingency fees flowed from the pardon for Almon Glenn Braswell, a businessman convicted of mail fraud and perjury, and the commutation of sentence for Carlos Vignali, a cocaine trafficker.

The executive pay issue hardly enhanced his image among the BBC's rank and file, many of whom were angered by a deal he cut with the government to keep a steady stream of public license fees flowing to the BBC.

The more than $6 billion in cable fees flowing annually to ESPN from almost 100 million homes is threatened as growing numbers of consumers cut ties with cable providers to avoid rising bills for pay TV, turning instead to video streaming services.

$27,931 for dues and fees flowed to the president's private shooting club.