Sentence examples for for a lower fee from inspiring English sources

Abu Ali tried to bargain for a lower fee, but failed, handing over the cash and filling out official forms.

Mr. Letterman's company found CBS's request for a lower fee for his show reasonable, the executive said.

Or a player will change agents instantly when another offers to do a contract for a lower fee.

Comcast wants to pay a fee for each subscriber based on its agreement with Liberty, which calls for a lower fee than the deal that Liberty reached with the AT&T systems that Comcast bought.

The sites are supposed to prominently make it clear that the service they are offering is available elsewhere for free or for a lower fee, but this information is often buried at the bottom of the page in greyed-out type.

The Belgian striker has a release clause in his contract set at £32.5m, and although Liverpool were originally trying to negotiate a transfer for a lower fee, they appear to have rethought their strategy following the sale of Raheem Sterling to Manchester City and indicated a deal could go ahead for the full amount.

For example, if no fee or a lower fee is imposed for returning a leased vehicle to the originating dealer as opposed to another location, that fact may be disclosed.

So even though the Visa and MasterCard networks can be more costly for operators to use, the rules bar an operator from offering consumers a lower fee for A.T.M. transactions not completed over Visa or MasterCard's networks, said Jonathan Rubin, the lawyer for the operators.

The ads pointed out that Visa charges merchants a lower fee for each sale made using its card.

A spokesman for SSC explains: "We pay a lower fee if the school does a small amount of admin work.

The country's largest retailer, Wal-Mart Stores, announced this month that it would take advantage of that option and in February would allow customers to use their MasterCard debit cards only if they enter a personal identification number, which carries a lower fee for the retailer.