Sentence examples for fees is due from inspiring English sources

The full amount, plus interest and fees, is due Sept. 8, according to the lawsuit.

Her beauty school fees were due the coming Saturday.

Criminal solicitor fees are due to fall by a second tranche of 8.75%.

New National Park entry fees are due to be put in place this year to encourage longer, more thoughtful cruise itineraries.

The fees are due to start 1 July, and in some cases may see a doubling or even tripling of what clients pay.

Mr. Alderman says that the businesses were deemed not in good standing because he or his accountant didn't file reports by the deadline and that no franchise fees are due.

Additional incentive fees are due only to the extent the manager pushes the fund above $20 million.

Additional incentive fees are due only to the extent that the manager pushes the fund above $20 million.

The result is that an accelerated application may be about the same cost as a standard application, with the benefit that the granted patent may be achieved much quicker (less than 1 year compared to 3-4 years), but the downside is the application costs and fees are due within that first year rather than distributed among the entire prosecution time (3-4 years).

McConwell said her city's fees are due to aging infrastructure, not the faltering economy.

In that case, the Home Secretary, who had the power to revoke television licences, purported to revoke the licences of people who had pre-empted a rise in licence fees by buying a licence at the old rate before the date when the fees were due to go up, even though their old licences had not yet expired.