Sentence examples for fees given to from inspiring English sources

The prosecutors said the fees given to Mr. Spano, a Republican, were tied to the awarding of state contracts to the brokerage.

Reynolds, 50, was convicted of keeping around £24,000 of fees given to him for weddings, funerals and graveyard memorials when he was priest-in-charge of All Saints Church in Darton, near Barnsley.

Also, debt payments or placement fees given to the recruitment/placement agencies are deducted from the first few months of the contract.

Describes a controversial $20-million 20-millionfinderiven to Tyco director Frank Walsh for his help in acquiring CIT in 's1.

Achebe offers an excerpt of an interview in which Gowon tries to justify the crippling £20 flat fee given to every Biafran wanting to convert their Biafran currency back to the Nigerian naira.

The case dealt with the concept of an advance payment retainer, a fee given to an attorney for later services to a client.

One of the "meddling" suggestions I keep hearing is the idea for money to be top-sliced from the licence fee and given to a third party to fund diverse programmes.

In the Commons tomorrow, Mr Hunt will also announce that from April 2015, no one will have to sell their home in their lifetime to pay for residential care, with those unable to afford the fees given the right to defer paying during their lifetime.

Adding to that a high exit tax (176 shekels, which is supposed to take into consideration the fees to be given to the PA), the total sum for Palestinians from Jerusalem crossing the bridge is 391 shekels ($115).

The retainer fee shouldn't be over 20% of the full agreed upon fee and is given to book your wedding and to make sure you are serious about choosing them.

The fee should be given to the public in toto, as a uniform dividend, payroll tax deduction or both.