Sentence examples for preliminary fee from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, many of them will shake you down for every preliminary fee they can, with not a penny refunded if the loan is aborted.

Like applying for any collegiate program, application fees are steep: In the case of the ASSE, the preliminary fee is $200 just to be considered as a candidate (though it's refundable if you're not accepted into the program).

In the preliminary report, VET Fee-Help was picked out as an example of What Not To Do, showing the need for "safeguards".

A federal judge yesterday threw out the claims of 43 of 46 law firms seeking fees for preliminary work on the class action lawsuit by buyers and sellers against the Sotheby's and Christie's auction houses.

It will charge clients professional services fees for its preliminary strategy and consulting, take a percentage of client sales revenue and bill a flat fee for every unit shipped.

Denver collected more than $3.4 million last year from sales tax and application and license fees, according to preliminary figures.

The township administrator, Meghan Jack, said Riverside, a community of 8,000, had amassed close to $100,000 in legal fees in the preliminary preparation for the legal fight.

Having spent nearly $2 million on preliminary recovery work and legal fees, he is sailing to the Bahamas, he said in an interview last week, to meditate on whether to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court.

The F.D.I.C. board, in a 3-2 vote, approved a preliminary plan to tie the fees that the F.D.I.C. charges banks to fill its insurance fund to the banks' compensation practices.

The unit, Fidelity and Guaranty Life, disclosed in a prospectus that it is seeking to raise $100 million in its initial public offering, a preliminary figure meant to calculate registration fees.

The fee was disclosed in a preliminary proxy statement that Wrigley filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday after the close of trading.