Sentence examples for fees stand from inspiring English sources

If the fees stand, a beach pass will cost each nonresident adult $308 for the season, with an additional $100 for parking.

[A14.] Lawyers' Fees in Auction Case Lawyers representing more than 100,000 buyers and sellers who accused Sotheby's and Christie's of colluding to fix fees stand to be paid $26.75 million for their work in helping to reach a $512 million settlement.

The aggressive business practices of Countrywide, where employees were encouraged to push borrowers into shaky loans to rake in high fees, stand in sharp relief to the friendly, welcoming image that Bank of America has worked hard to project.

(Russia's state-owned airline Aeroflot, which receives the overflight fees, stands to lose some $300m).

Labour's raid on big pension pots in order to cut college fees stands out as about the only visible move that either side has made in the generation game.

Auctions prior to the introduction of fees stood at just over 200,000 as of June 4.

The fees stood at $2,542 in the Golden State, essentially the same as the nation as a whole.

MSG Plus's monthly subscriber fee stands at $2.28.

Trying to negotiate an escape from a swap that is costing her city $4 million a year, she wrote a letter in 2011 to Goldman Sachs, the banker on the deal, asking it to reduce the exit fees, which stand at $15.5 million.

Besides, a higher fee would stand in the way of good measures as well as bad ones.

Mrs Andrews's estate was valued at more than £100,000 and after a £10,000 and professional fees, Cumming stood to inherit £110,000.