Sentence examples for fees owed for from inspiring English sources

This time it's been Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who's a scofflaw and deadbeat to the feds — who want him to pay $1 million in back fees owed for 20 years of lawless cattle grazing — and to his rancher neighbors, who have paid their super-cheap government fees all along.

But in June Glamorgan were stripped of the right to host England's 2012 Test with the West Indies, after the county said it would be late paying the fee owed for hosting May's Sri Lanka Test.

At every turn she has been given poor advice and now faces paying a bill for £6,000 for fees owed to her mother's care home.

This revenue-oriented approach is made worse by the increasing use of for-profit companies to collect fees owed to the courts.

The bank filed a proof of claim with the Bankruptcy Court for $71,335 in principal, interest, and fees owed on the note.

In addition to the tuition and fees owed to Columbia University, you will also need to budget for books, transportation, and living and personal expenses.

The case will return to Nassau County for a determination on the amount of the legal fees owed.

The pitch is simple: For no cost, a private company will help collect fines and fees owed to cities.

But she soon found herself jailed for the night over the late fees she owed for a nine-years-overdue Jennifer Lopez movie.

The rowing association received its first eviction notice, for nonpayment of fees, that summer, but the Restoration Project did not pursue it, and the association paid $86,000 in fees owed.

The England and Wales Cricket Board made the decision after Glamorgan said they would be late paying the fee they owed for hosting the Sri Lanka Test in May 2011.