Sentence examples for fees represent the from inspiring English sources

Do those fees represent the right value for the cost?

At Target, for example, interchange fees represent the second-largest store-level expense, behind payroll.

But legal fees represent the major expense reduction, from $16.5 million to $2.34 million.

Wolves preaching a low-cost, passive approach and charging these fees represent the height of hypocrisy - or the height of greed - take your pick.

They have pushed to impose surcharges on customers who use net metering, saying such fees represent the cost of maintaining the grid.

Tuition fees represented the thin end of a long wedge, which has since been developed into a full-blown programme that will end universities as a public service.

The much larger Universal judgment, which includes $3.4 million in legal fees, represents the number that MP3.com lawyers said in court would be the most the company could pay in damages without going bankrupt.

Thus, a court's discretion to determine "[t]he degree of punishment for contempt" permits the court to impose as part of the fine attorney's fees representing the entire cost of the litigation.

The company isn't saying how much revenue it pulls in, but Lim said that base fees account for around 40percentt of income with activity-based fees representing the rest.

He said Virgin's booking fee represented the "reasonable cost of accepting payment".

Ebersol insisted that he would have gotten nowhere if he had demanded changes because NBC's $705 million rights fee represents the single largest investment by an Olympic broadcaster or sponsor.