Sentence examples for generation of fees from inspiring English sources

Explicit deals were never the norm, though Spitzer showed evidence that some Merrill analysts had contracts tying their pay to their generation of fees.

The latest set of UCAS figures for the first generation of £9,000 fee entrants makes for depressing reading.

But Radio 1 remains a crucial gateway for the BBC to reach younger people and the next generation of licence fee payers (or its replacement).

If the BBC ignores the next generation it does so at its long-term peril.' The great challenge for the corporation has been attracting a new generation of licence fee payers while retaining its broad appeal.

But in losing BBC3, and perhaps the trust of those who feel they are represented by the channel, most of them the next generation of licence-fee payers, the biggest losers might just be the BBC itself.

The most substantial part of the Merrill settlement is the firm's agreement to not tie analysts' pay to their generation of investment banking fees.

"I want to apologise on behalf of the Labour Party to the last generation of students for the imposition of fees, top-up fees and the replacement of grants with loans by previous Labour governments.

I want to apologise on behalf of the Labour party to the last generation of students for the imposition of fees, top-up fees and the replacement of grants with loans by previous Labour governments.

He has apologised to the generation of students who were charged fees over the past two decades, but there is a lack of clarity about whether these debts would be cancelled – and what about potential inequities between those who have started to pay back (or have completed doing so) and those who haven't?

First, the plan seeks to enhance the generation of non-oil revenues, by raising fees and tariffs on public services, gradually expanding the tax base (including through the introduction of a value added tax), and raising more income from a growing number of visitors to the kingdom.

Previously – We Need Meanwhileon Slageneration in British Pofitics.