Sentence examples for fees to which from inspiring English sources

Its other source of income is £2bn a year in track usage fees, to which the farepayer is a significant contributor.

But other government sources said the increase in the fees to which the FCO referred in its statement amounted to a bribe.

Microsoft's Live Mesh, Apple's MobileMe and Carbonite are this type of tool; they supply varying amounts of storage space (for varying fees) to which you can upload as much of your home computer's brain as you like.

In that same vein, the president has decided he will not seek any legal fees to which he might otherwise become entitled under the Independent Counsel Act as a result of the Lewinsky investigation.

The interests pay sponsorship fees to IVP, which then pays for the conference and lawmakers' expenses.

The footage is presumably something our families will see in time, before paying crippling ransom fees to learn which barn in the Cairngorms we're tied up in.

Employers in the construction sector pay fees to Arbouw, which Arbouw uses to develop and implement health and safety measures.

Pilots pay a $75 annual maintenance fee to Charles Schwab, which administers the accounts.

Developers were charged a $375 fee to apply, which we likened to a protection racket.

In some countries recruits to the police force pay an unofficial fee to join which they will subsequently recoup from bribes [ 15- 17].

He will receive £200,000 in consultancy fees to 1 April, which he will donate to charity.