Sentence examples for modest fee to from inspiring English sources

They charge a modest fee to join.

Failure to comply with the so-called individual mandate subjects scofflaws to a modest fee, to be paid when they file their tax returns.

They maintain that paying a modest fee to them is cheaper than running an in-house team to monitor hedge-fund investments.

"But if these firms can afford to hand out big bonuses again, they can afford a modest fee to pay back the taxpayers who rescued them in their time of need".

Or maybe they thought that they'd be like his foreign partners, paying a modest fee to license the Trump name, using it to bring the locals into the golf course and keeping the serious money for themselves.

Vince Cable, the business secretary whose department is responsible for universities, and David Willetts, the universities minister, are looking at allowing colleges that charge a modest fee to expand and constraining those that are charging too much.

He does not know how he will come up with the modest fees to take graduation exams.

Other migrants under his aegis began paying modest fees to apartment buildings, hotels and restaurants for the right to sift through their rubbish.

If a publisher doesn't want ads to appear on their images, they can pay a modest fee tied to the number of times an image is viewed, rather than the one-time bulk fee typically associated with image licensing.

The exchange, a nonprofit organization, makes all of it available for a modest handling fee, to community groups, small businesses, individuals.

Six months later, the men sat down with National Parks Service authorities in a meeting room at the Federal District Court in New Haven, where they agreed to pay modest fees and to fill in the hole, which they had dug on National Parks Service land without permission.