Sentence examples for fees which will from inspiring English sources

There are also annual fees, which will increase with inflation.

The credit card companies may charge convenience fees, which will be noted on the cardholder's statement.

But the higher fees, which will come up for review in 2005, affect companies differently.

Now, it has tightened them up and raised its fees, which will put the agency in much better shape.

Then there is stamp duty on new properties, typically 0.5%, and lawyers' fees, which will probably amount to 1%.

As part of that victory, the judge ruled that the foundation must pay the family's legal fees, which will be determined later.

They may charge a fee, which will be calculated according to fee regulations.

His fee, which will be added to the Cross It Off Your List tab: $174.

Applications require a $220 processing fee, which will increase to $260 on Feb. 19.

The tickets include a $6 handling fee, which will be refunded if the games are not played.

Mr Woodford will charge no annual management fee, just a performance fee, which will take the form of shares in the trust itself.