Sentence examples for fees under the from inspiring English sources

There have been cases of fake websites, taking article fees under the name of reputable journals.

"In one case, fees under the new contracts next year are due to be 55.6% lower than before.

The library has recovered $1.62 million in materials and $1.27 million in fines and fees under the arrangement.

At the sale, the co-op first gets any money that it is owed, including late fees, penalties and lawyer fees, under the proprietary lease.

LAWYERS who earn millions in fees under the current system, and managers who can cling to control of their companies, may provide powerful political opposition.

These hours could change, as Cooper has discovered that she will get help with child-minding fees under the working tax credit.

KeySpan also agreed to a cut of $34 million, or about 10percentt, in its annual fee under the contract.

AT&T will pay Deutsche Telekom $4 billion in cash and wireless spectrum access as a break-up fee under the terms of the merger announced in March.

However, it emerged the 24-year-old was also entitled to 50% of any transfer fee under the terms of his contract with River Plate.

The BBC has long had powers to carry out targeted surveillance on those it thinks are dodging the licence fee under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, which is used by other organisations including the police.

It and the other search engines should now apply the same approach to all government services: the official website should appear first, not some nasty commercial site charging an absurdly inflated fee under the guise of offering a "checking" service.