Sentence examples for fees in its from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Sprint-Nextel, John Taylor, said the company determined it could not assess the termination fees in its federal contract because it would have been against the law.

The Quebec government announced the increases to fees in its 2011 budget, prompting a demonstration in November.

"The Department of Transportation has raised the issue of the dissemination of fares and fees in its proposed passenger protection rule-making.

The firm took in fewer performance fees than usual, $147 million as opposed to $326 million in the year-ago period, mostly a result of lower fees in its hedge fund business.

Northern Ireland's ministers have said there will be no major rise in fees in its universities in 2012.

Even without a full-blown class-action lawsuit to defend itself against, Amazon may be looking at higher legal fees in its near future.

Sudan argued that it was taking its fees "in kind" because it had not received any payments for transit since July.

Whatever the explanation, this self-selection by pupils and schools is no reason to take the axe to Oxbridge's cash.Even if the college fee in its present form is ended, it need not spell the end of high-quality individual teaching at Oxford and Cambridge.

But the "principle of the licence fee in its current form is becoming harder to sustain" in the digital era.

AT&T's breakup fee in its aborted $39 billion bid for T-Mobile USA was — depending on whom you asked — 10 percent to 15 percent of the total deal price.

And Google was liable for a $2.5 billion breakup fee in its takeover of Motorola Mobility, which was worth some 20 percent of the $12.5 billion deal.