Sentence examples for get a higher fee from inspiring English sources
In extremis, Mr Machar might seek a deal with Mr Bashir whereby Sudan would get a higher fee for keeping the oil flowing in return for backing Mr Machar.Meanwhile, China, the biggest importer of oil from both Sudans, is co-operating with the United States and key European countries, especially Britain and Norway, as an honest broker.
For its labors, Goldman , Sachsalso gets a high fee.
Helping too, perhaps, is a decision to link pay to results – contestants who survive longer get a higher appearance fee, which may explain the extra effort.
It was later revealed that the contract extension Nasri signed with Marseille was simply protocol to allow Marseille to get a higher transfer fee for the player.
Payments will be made to rights holders according to popularity of music – if a song is very popular, it will get a higher percentage of total fees collected.
It's said the band's manager at the time, Allan Williams, got a fairly high fee for the band to play the stripper's repertoire of covers for a whole week.
The AMT you have paid so far this year is like an upscale eating club with a high fee to get in the door, but once inside the meals are tasty and cheap.
'The rule of thumb is that lower rates and bigger fees favour larger mortgages,' says Darren Cook, head of mortgages at Moneyfacts, 'while if your mortgage is small the rate becomes less important, so it's not worth paying a high fee to get it.' But precisely where to pitch on this scale relies on two main factors.
But why shouldn't artists have a nice room?" He says that theatre-makers invited to European festivals often get significantly higher fees and nicer hotels.
As to the possibility that unscrupulous attorneys could push Chapter 13 filings in an attempt to get higher fees, Professor Lawless said that effect should be apparent across all races.
