Sentence examples for fees recovered from inspiring English sources

In 1996, according to Green Scissors, a coalition of environmentalists and free-market economists, grazing fees recovered only $25m of the $77m it cost to manage the programme.

The situation in libel, he says, has been exacerbated by the effect of conditional fee agreements, the no-win no-fee arrangements by which lawyers for successful parties in libel actions can massively rack up the fees recovered from the losing side.

Brown cold-called one patent holder, then 70, and the widow of the other, and persuaded them to assign him control in exchange for a chunk of any licensing fees recovered.

Class actions offer the best chance for taking on foreclosure fraud, identifying illegal fees, recovering stolen equity and sending powerful signals to would-be predators.

"Our motto is 'the polluter pays,' " he said, adding that 75percentt of polluters currently singled out by the agency have paid for cleanups and that $1 billion in fees were recovered from polluters last year.

I take a portion of the fees I recover for you.

Three had to pay legal and marshal fees to recover their apartments.

That small investor may not be able to afford the legal fees to recover anything, however devastating the losses are.

This means that you might end up spending $50,000 on legal fees but recover only $40,000 in actual damages.

Wireless companies have said they must charge the fees to recover the cost of cellphones, which they subsidize when they sign up customers for long-term service contracts.

Additionally, the Commerce Department had the legal authority to enter into agreements with Icann and allow the Internet oversight body to collect fees to recover its costs, the report said.