Sentence examples for in fees with from inspiring English sources

For the final Gemstone, Deutsche Bank shared $10 million in fees with ratings firms, lawyers and others involved in the transaction.

A lobbyist hired by his company for the Atlantic Yards project, Richard J. Lipsky, pleaded guilty earlier this year to a bribery scheme in which he split hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees with State Senator Carl Kruger in exchange for his political support.

In addition, 15 outside speakers were paid a total of $135,000 in fees, with one paid $17,000 to talk about "leadership through art," the committee said.

Since then, the battle between the South African government and the students has moved on from the rise in fees, with students now demanding free education for all —a demand likely to be repeated on Friday, when #Feesmustfall leader Shaeera Kalla hosts a press conference in Johannesburg.

But aside from the total amount paid to the schools, a 2012 report from the U.S. Public Interest Research Group found that students often paid more in fees with the debit cards associated with the university than they would pay if they'd simply gone to a local bank.

The overall average will be £8,507 - with relatively little movement in fees compared with those for the 2012 intake.

AstraZeneca's rejection has cost the City around £345m in fees - with some senior executives missing out on the kind of bonus that would buy a Ferrari Meanwhile in Westminster.......The government has tried to remain on the sidelines, having been accused of acting as a Pfizer cheerleader.

One downside is the possible increase in fees associated with external management of retirement savings; it creates another way for Wall Street to extract wealth from Main Street.

A particular fascination has been the very significant escalation in fees associated with a repayment system that has a capacity to wipe out debt after a period.

"The disaster would be a real market in fees coupled with cuts from the government... it will devastate some people's lives".

The result narrowed the coalition government's notional majority of 84 to 21, in a vote which took place as thousands of protesters opposed to the rise in fees clashed with police in the streets outside parliament.