Sentence examples for high-end fee from inspiring English sources

Damien O'Brien, its boss, says he expects those regions to account for a third of revenues within five years though he admits that Chinese employers tend to resist the high-end fee structure, in which the firm is paid even if a job is not filled.The strategy of Heidrick & Struggles, in contrast, will remain unclear until it completes its own hunt for a new head.

You pay for that privilege, with high-end fees of 1.7%.

"We will be the first high-end daily-fee course in Westchester.

The budget agreement, announced early Sunday, includes a new tax on high-end homes and a fee to drive into Manhattan's busiest areas.

Retailers, he said, have been increasingly unhappy with certain high-end cards that impose fees as high as 3.5 percent.

In Kentucky, Jim Wayne, a state representative, and some fellow Democrats are proposing taxing high-end services: golf greens fees, limousine and hot-air-balloon rides, and private landscaping.

Eden Hazard, the Lille forward, could become City's first signing after the 21-year-old said on Monday he will be definitely playing in Manchester next season.His proposed £30m-plus fee plus high-end wage demands makes the new champions strong favourites ahead of Manchester United to sign him.

Every month, JolieBox delivers a "Beauty Box" to its subscribers, with a selection of 4 to 6 cosmetic products of high-end brands, for a flat fee of 13 euros.

The President clearly sided with Senate Finance on the funding mechanism of a tax or fee on high-end insurance rather than a surtax on the wealthy.

In high-end buildings on Park Avenue, renovation fees have long run as high as $10,000 a month.

So don't get me started once again on the crazy proliferation of fees at high-end hotels.