Sentence examples for fees that would from inspiring English sources

Also, the food industry continues to resist paying fees that would fund the F.D.A.

With taxes and fees, that would set you back $4,882 for a three-night stay.

The institution need not refund fees that would have been imposed whether or not the error occurred.

After legal fees, that would have amounted to a few thousand dollars for each of the 64,000 class members.

But Mr. Kuby did say his client had asked for damages and lawyers' fees that would run into six figures.

The latter might even pay reduced fees that would be offset by the more established — and expensive — work of others.

A mortgage broker or banker can help determine the exact rate, eligibility and fees that would apply.

Several issues appeared to hamstring the negotiations, including questions about breakup fees that would be payable if the tax-free deal fell apart.

How much revenue would be raised by such a system remains unclear, because the proposals do not specify the fees that would be charged.

Mr. Weimer said companies seeking exemptions from safety rules should pay fees that would cover the time regulators need to devote to handling their requests.

The German tax envisions fees that would be paid by all banks and diverted directly into a fund, according to a working document by the ministry of finance.