Sentence examples for fees properly from inspiring English sources

"The fixed fees properly negotiated enable this agreement to have been reached.

With the bill reaching its crucial report stage in the Lords on Monday – and government defeats a distinct possibility – its opponents are making a final push on on both the scope of legal aid and the plans to reform no win-no fee (properly known as conditional fee agreements or CFAs).

The importance of setting the fee properly is clear also considering that the experimental results showed an average cost around $1,100 to execute a complete pipeline for frequent user while, for the same pipeline, sporadic users will pay around $10,0000.

They created a program, financed by drilling fees, to properly seal abandoned wells.

Private funding comes with other latent dangers, too — the SEC just launched a deep investigation into mutual funds amidst controversy about whether investor fees were properly disclosed.

Since the firm appears to have not paid a fee to properly clean up the mess it had created, it left the water tank behind.

That's not to say we shouldn't tread carefully and I do accept that the BBC's web presence has been too big, which is why I want to cut it back, but if we didn't move with the times we'd still be limited to the Home Service on shortwave radio, which wouldn't be serving the licence fee payer properly.

What's the entry fee for properly checking out a strange slice of Nintendo history, a crossover console that even people employed as video game section editors managed to miss for over a decade?

It calls for the state to take steps to ensure the fees are being properly charged.

We now know some expenses and fees were not properly recorded or declared.

Third, had market forces prevailed, more cabs would have been on the road since drivers would have been able to command fees that would properly compensate them for the risks of driving in poor weather.