Sentence examples for fees that will from inspiring English sources

The wave of corporate capital-raising will bring in underwriting fees that will help offset the slump in mergers and flotations.

And the licence fees that will go to Symbian, rather than Microsoft, are a nice way of keeping all that money in the family.

ASCAP and the R.M.L.C. reached an agreement on royalty fees that will not expire until 2016 — and the rates are much better.

If those limits are breached, as they have been repeatedly, the formula reduces the fees that will be paid in subsequent years for thousands of medical services.

Welsh graduates will, of course, pay a contribution and will be repaying the loans that they require to pay the fees that will be levied on them.

Labor leaders deride these arguments and fear that if the court bars "fair-share" fees, that will give a green light to the "free rider" phenomenon unions abhor.

In return, Times Company Digital will pay the company $5 million a year, a fee that will rise once revenue tops $50 million.

It is an investment pool with a $250,000 entry fee that will try to exploit the inefficiencies of foreign markets.

Switching to managed Medicaid means pharmacy benefit managers will offer contracts to pharmacies with a lower dispensing fee that will replace the current $6.50 fee per prescription.

Lord Mandelson said that "ISPs and rights-holders will share the costs, on the basis of a flat fee that will allow both sides to budget and plan".

"ISPs and rights-holders will share the costs, on the basis of a flat fee that will allow both sides to budget and plan," he said.