Sentence examples for fees of having from inspiring English sources

He said: "It sounds like - and it's pure speculation - that there's a ship out there somewhere that's flushed its tanks out illegally because it was being either too lazy or couldn't be bothered to pay the fees of having the tanks flushed in a port in the correct way".

11.27pm BST Tuition fees Q: What is the point of having tuition fees when 45% of students won't be able to pay it back?

Garner, 24, left Brunton Park for Nottingham Forest in July 2008 for a fee of £1.14m, having scored 19 goals in 53 games for the Cumbrians.

The Swans have confirmed a club record transfer fee of £6.8m has been agreed with the German club for Sigurdsson.

Swansea have agreed personal terms with the Iceland midfielder after confirming a club record transfer fee of £6.8m has been agreed with German club Hoffenheim.

The open nature of auction sites like eBay, which let anyone list an item for a fee of 25 cents to $2, has spawned a wide range of scams.

The proliferation of these types of fees has prompted the government to impose a growing number of fines against airlines and travel agencies that violate existing rules.

A court fee of £465.00 has been charged to the claimant.

But its desire to charge cable operators a monthly fee of $2.25 has been rejected by major operators like Time Warner and Comcast.

A short statement from the Primera Division side said a fee of €25m (£21.6m) had been agreed for the 22-year-old.

The effect that the tipping fee of MSW has on the overall profitability of the process is investigated parametrically for several values.