Sentence examples for keep the fees from inspiring English sources

So if they have been colluding, it may be to keep the fees down, not up.

So they are lining up with the big banks to oppose the bill and keep the fees intact.

But he said that the caps were likely to keep the fees for all of Mr. Obama's consultants "well below" the 6percentto7percentcent rate that Democratic presidential candidates have paid in the last several elections.

"Flat fees are definitely the way to go, because they remove any question of a conflict of interest in making the ad buys and they keep the fees from drifting higher," said Leslie Kerman, a Democratic campaign-finance lawyer who has long pushed for lower fees.

"Creating a new network is the only way to keep the fees out," he explains.

Our advice: Spend your time worrying about asset allocation rather than stumbling on the next Bill Miller, and keep the fees down.

To keep the fee at $60 million, the Big 12 universities promised to play a nine-game conference football schedule, which would increase the value of the deal to ESPN.

Alito concluded that the scientist could keep the fee, because the university was not a "foreign state," but he took an otherwise hard line on the clause, writing that it "is directed against every kind of influence by foreign governments upon officers of the United States".

The lawsuit, filed in November 2015, accused Uber of charging customers the "airport fee toll" several months before the airport required it, letting drivers keep the fee instead.

Clough had remarked that he wanted to keep the fee down to £1 below the £1m mark at £999,999 so the fee did not got to the player's head, but it added up to £1.18m once VAT was added.

"We have worked hard to keep the fee levels as low as possible and have built in reductions for siblings, for talented musicians and for children from families that receive income support".