Sentence examples for holding fee from inspiring English sources

A new company, due to start rehearsals on 20 January, will also be offered a holding fee in the hope that they will push their contracts back.

Be aware that if you ship your bags to the hotel at your destination, you may be charged a holding fee to store your baggage until your arrival.

Financing: 1 percent holding fee (from savings); 5 percent down payment, from a 401 k); 30-year fixed mortgage at 6.375 percent.

When we decided on the flat we wanted, we immediately had to pay a £200 holding fee (deductible against our deposit, paid later) and a £176.25 administration fee.

Some six weeks later, we had to pay a month's rent up-front, and then a further six weeks' rent as a deposit (less our £200 holding fee) - coming to £1550.

Roekiah and Kartolo received a monthly holding fee of 150 gulden and 50 gulden respectively, twice as much as they had been given for Terang Boelan.

Others would have to compete by holding fees down or reducing dropout rates.

A lot of our cases have been when agencies or letting agents ask for holding fees to pay before even moving in, which is not allowed.

"Holding fees flat like they did is an important safeguard for the affordability of Covered California coverage," said Nicole Evans, a spokeswoman for the California Assn. of Health Plans.

Typical fees are "holding Fees, wild spots, and session fees" or buy outs and re-use payouts via some kind of scale.

More substantively, Johnson's opinion advocated the older view (from the state courts and colonial custom) that Indians held fee simple to their land, and that state land grants constituted a future executory interest.