Sentence examples for fees of four from inspiring English sources

There are 2,570 fee-paying schools in the UK and each of them receives an 80% reduction in their business rates, which in 2013 came to a total of about £165m, or about £64,000 per institution, meaning that the average school would face a cut in income equivalent to the fees of four or five pupils a year.

(Northstar says that it typically earns fees of twenty per cent on collected debt).

Marsh & McLennan is paying the legal fees of seven former executives facing fraud and other charges tied to the investigation.

Like other private-equity funds, Yucaipa has charged a variety of fees, including management fees of two per cent and an "override" of twenty per cent of profits.

Shaw's main equity fund has posted average annual returns, after fees, of twenty-one per cent since 1989; Renaissance has reportedly produced even higher returns.

Campaigns started by charities and any international campaigns still pay Platform Fees of five percent.

This is broken down into legal fees of two per cent, stamp duty of two to three per cent (depending on the price of the property) and registration fees of two per cent.

On average, a session lasted 2 h and subjects earned 16.5 Euro, including a show-up fee of four Euro.

Filip offered McGowan a fee of sixty thousand dollars.

In return, Blackstone takes a fee of one per cent of the assets.

They receive a referral fee of eight per cent for every sale they generate.