Sentence examples similar to local fee paying from inspiring English sources
So when a local fee-paying school, Wolverhampton Grammar, applies for a licence to sell alcohol until 11.30pm, well, heck, we just give 'em that licence!
"You can't lose a significant number of high-value jobs without missing the spending power, so it will have that knock-on effect," says Frank Keegan, conservative councillor for Alderley Edge, who is especially concerned about the effect on the local fee-paying school.
Their 20-year deal with Time Warner Cable is worth $3.6 billion and paid them $122 million last season, which was the largest local television rights fee paid to any team in any league in 2013.
Real estate property sales and mortgages are supposed to be recorded in local recording offices, with fees paid.
The study examines the fees paid by local entities when bonds are offered.
The fundamental problem is the level of fees paid by local councils for people eligible for state funding.
This sector is increasingly reliant on fees paid by local authorities for state-funded residents, rather than self-funders.
A much larger chunk of its income comes from the programme fees paid by local public stations, which also receive a bit of government support.
The fees paid by local authorities are estimated to have fallen by more than 5% in real terms over the past five years.
Half of all care homes are losing money because fees paid by local councils for state-funded residents have fallen below break-even levels, the companies say.
