Sentence examples for fees to date from inspiring English sources

It says it has returned $1 billion to investors and collected more than $1 billion in license fees to date.

So taking all of the above into account, the impact of tuition fees to date and the evidence about where inequality sets in among children, I think I'm pretty clear now on where I'd like to see extra cash spent.

Documents published showed the firm had accrued operating charges and legal fees to date of more than £5.5m.

Temple, Barker & Sloane still counts American President Lines as a valued client, and its total fees to date come to $4 million.

It has not disclosed how much it has spent in legal fees to date, and all three parties have independently engaged lawyers to represent them.

With 25% being first time traders, Robinhood's users have transacted over $500 million on the app to save $12 million in fees to date.

All told, over $50 million was tendered in licensing fees to-date.

The record stud fee to date was set in the 1980s, when the stud fee of the late Northern Dancer reached $1 million.

The lawyers for those states received the highest fees awarded to date by the panel, $3.3 billion for the lawyers working for Texas and $3.4 billion for the lawyers working for Florida.

According to conventional wisdom, the growth of health insurance is partly responsible for the rise in physicians' fees; however, to date, convincing empirical evidence is lacking.

The practice of charging fines and billing fees to defendants dates back to the 1970s.