Sentence examples for fees of their from inspiring English sources

For example, many elderly homeowners take out a second mortgage to pay the college fees of their grandchildren.

We also find no robust evidence that either recoveries for plaintiffs or fees of their attorneys increased overtime.

The bill, an extension of the state's much-vaunted 2003 tort reforms, would make some people who lose a lawsuit responsible for the legal fees of their opponents.

With a comprehensive consumer protection plan, the travel planner demonstrates their commitment to protecting the deposits and fees of their clients.

They add hefty fees of their own to make their profits and have gotten judges to issue arrest warrants if someone has not paid up — with no apparent need to consider a person's inability to pay.

Jon Dario, president of Travelex, says the company does not charge a fee to purchase or use the card (its profit is built into the exchange rate offered), but some ATM operators abroad may charge fees of their own.

Yet at the same time, they were quietly imposing a new fee of their own on patrons of Broadway.

Tottenham have been heavily linked with Brazil's Leandro Damião but the player's club, Internacional, are demanding a huge transfer fee of their own.

If a user does not have an upgrade credit, they could presumably pay the early termination fee of their carrier and use the credit towards a new device on another carrier.

Will they start charging a fee of their own for each airfare search to make up for lost revenue?

The new plan was: Fans themselves would pay those fees — 2.9percentt of their payment, along with a newly-standardized flat fee of 35 cents — on top of the amount they have selected to give.