Sentence examples for fees for which from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, there was heavy demand for personalised Araucaria puzzles, the fees for which he donated to charity.

Unluckily the wage was too small for me to pay my son's boarding-school fees, for which I was now in debt.

"Moreover, if the board were to prevail in its legal action, it would most likely be awarded attorney fees," for which the shareholder would be responsible.

This included practices such as contract substitution, recruitment fees for which many take out large, high-interest loans, and passport confiscation, they said.

Students who wish to enter this program should familiarize themselves with its "Terms and Conditions" statement, which provides information on additional fees for which the student is responsible.

While still owned by customers who pay one-time membership fees, for which they typically receive a few minimal discounts, they are many steps removed from their hippie predecessors.

She also earned a consulting fee, for which she incurred no expenses.

It also said that Lyles's interactions with the football program — which included a services fee for which the Ducks paid $25,000 — provided a "meaningful recruiting advantage".

The seminar will be preceded by an optional lunch in the Faculty House, the fee for which is $25 per person, payable by check made out to Columbia University.

Not only did customer services, in contradiction to its earlier assurances, insist that this was valid, it also claimed it included the £120 amended booking fee for which I was, after all, deemed liable.

The base model, dubbed SE, starts at $37,995 in the US (inclusive of a $925 destination fee), for which the buyer gets partial leather seats and a 10-speaker audio system.