Sentence examples for fees owing to from inspiring English sources

Widely used Internet "portals" such as AOL, Yahoo!, Excite, and others were able to command advertising fees owing to the number of "eyeballs" that visited their sites.

Due to the lack of long-term contractual security, as well as the club's limited dependence on broadcast rights fees (owing to its affluent membership), it is widely held that CBS allows Augusta National greater control over the content of the broadcast, or at least performs some form of self-censorship, in order to maintain future rights.

Some would go to debt repayment, and more to pay fees owed to the parent company.

It was the Pacifica radio network's operating costs as a whole, not the broadcast fees owed to "Democracy Now".

Among Pacifica's debts are more than $2 million in broadcast fees owed to Amy Goodman's "Democracy Now!," the network's most popular show.

They also said that AT&T would take a $4 billion charge against earnings — the amount in breakup fees owed to Deutsche Telekom if the deal is scrapped.

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

All transactions must go through a notary public, who oversees the contract and closing, handles negotiations, and collects all transaction taxes and fees owed to the government.

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.

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.

Mr. Lacroix, who had been chief since 2003, put in place a financial restructuring that involved delaying the payment of fees owed to Walt Disney, the American parent, as well as delaying interest payments on some debt.