Sentence examples for fees provide a from inspiring English sources

Fishing and hunting license fees provide a substantial portion of their agencies' income.

Revenue from beach badges and parking fees provide a big chunk of the town's $12.5 million budget, but that is almost beside the point.

Still, rights fees provide a measure of how much a network covets the N.F.L., and how much the league knows it can extract from a media partner.

Those fees provide a sizable, and ever-increasing, portion of FDA's budget.

After all, annual support fees provide a profit margin of 90% or more for them.

John Hancock says those maximum fees provide a distorted picture and that it offers a variety of competitive rates.

The right to charge fees provides a means by which non-government school authorities exercise control over their student intake.

In the first crucial ruling against prosecutors in April 2006, Judge Kaplan gave defense lawyers access to documents from prosecutors and KPMG regarding legal fees, providing a highly unusual look into the inner workings of the accounting firm's negotiations with the government.

Dividing 2.1% in fees by the 5.3% expected market return before fees provided a true picture of investor cost.

He said their fees provided a "cross-subsidy" for home students, they boosted the quality of research and their spending helped to support local economies.

The Rhodes Trust pays all college and university fees, provides a stipend to cover necessary expenses while in residence in Oxford and during vacations, and transportation to and from England.