Sentence examples for permanent fees from inspiring English sources

Across his four transfer windows at Tottenham Hotspur, Mauricio Pochettino is £6.3m in credit on permanent fees spent.

It ought not to go unnoticed – and it has not at boardroom level – that Pochettino is £6.3m in credit on permanent fees spent across his four transfer windows at the club.

But Stockholm went further, introducing a permanent stability fee on banks and other credit institutions that some now see as a model for other countries.

But company officials said Kozmo's new chief executive, Gerry Burdo, was testing the waters for a permanent delivery fee last month when the company added extra charges for some holiday gift orders.

Kelly garners relatively little revenue from permanent-placement fees.

There are limits, however, with a fair use policy to avoid abuse from so-called permanent roamers; and fees still possible (albeit capped) for very inexpensive plans.

A permanent tax or fee imposed on the nation's largest banks could reduce future risks by discouraging big banks from getting even bigger.

The firm was also a paid consultant for supporters of Proposition 51, a $9-billion 9-billionschool construction projects across the state; Proposition 52, to make permanent the hospital fee program that helps fund Medi-Cal; and Proposition 64, to legalize marijuana.

Mr. Paterson had fought to make the new tax and fee increases permanent because he said the state's debt rating with credit agencies would suffer if they were only temporary.

As yet, it is understood they have not agreed a similar loan fee or permanent deal with Inter or the player's other suitors, Roma and Juventus, having assumed the 23-year-old would simply be honouring the agreement put in place back in January.

However, Mido re-joined Tottenham on 29 August on a permanent deal for a fee of €6.75 million.