Sentence examples for fees for work from inspiring English sources

More than 20 states let public unions charge nonmembers fees for work on their behalf.

But online advertising is also easily subverted — letting fraudsters claim advertising fees for work they did not actually do.

He hired a Cuban friend to be the museum's architect and its curator, and then paid him inflated fees for work that was not performed.

Under the proposed agreement, fees for work already done by the plaintiffs' team are expected to be paid by BP and will not come from individual plaintiffs, though those plaintiffs might be billed for additional work in preparing their claims.

After four years of lobbying, the government agreed to end a practice of withholding 10 percent of architects' and engineers' fees for work on federal projects until the job was done.

The company received millions of dollars in fees for work that "could have been performed, and in many cases was actually performed, by direct employees of the school," according to the complaint, which was filed in D.C. Superior Court.

According to a person involved in the board's restructuring effort, McKinsey was paid nearly $1 million, or about one-third of its usual fee for work of this kind on such a project.

"Yesterday I became aware of press inquiries that Hugh Rodham received a contingency fee in connection with a pardon application for Glen Braswell and a fee for work on Carlos Vignali's commutation application.

Discuss the cost of the artwork with the artist, and find out if they prefer a contract for the entire project, a unit price commission, an hourly fee for work, or other method of calculating price.

Because of this, operating costs must be covered by grants and donations from various sponsors, as well as retained earnings from fee-for-service work.

TONY BLAIR has negotiated a new advisory contract with Kazakhstan that will increase the total fee for working with the regime to £16m.