Sentence examples for fees will have from inspiring English sources

Higher tuition fees will have to plug the gap.

Also, the loan size is quite small so any transfer fees will have a big impact.

He has decided to apply again next year, but realises that tuition fees will have almost trebled by that time.

In England tuition fees will have risen almost seven-fold over the decade to 2012, yet demand so far has robustly outstripped supply.

"In four years' time do you think for one minute transfer fees will have gone down with all the TV money coming in?

And some of our other pledges such as the scrapping of tuition fees will have to be phased in over a longer period of time".

Whether anyone activates Marouane Fellaini's £24m release fee will have a big say Who's spending it?

No matter what area of your team has a whole, there are a couple of decent options in each position and no up front fee will have to be paid by the interested party.

While Mellow Johnny's is a for-profit endeavor, Knaggs says he hopes that offering "one bazillion" bicycle-parking spaces at a nominal fee will have a positive environmental impact.

This charge can then be taken as a charge against payments into the savings product, in the same way as commission is now, but the amount and existence of the fee will have to be more clearly expressed.

However, as is always the way when a side is relegated, Burnley look set to lose their star player, although he will not move clubs for nothing as a compensation fee will have to be agreed by a tribunal should he join another Premier League club as he is under 24 years of age.