Sentence examples for prospective fee from inspiring English sources
Last year Arsenal were interested in buying Williams but balked at the prospective fee, with Swansea having valued him in the region of £10m.
In settling with Alliance, the S.E.C. said that these cases deal with "illegal market timing, not fees; therefore, we see no legitimate basis for the commission to act as a 'rate-setter".' Mr. Galvin said that "given the level of harm and the fact that many investors have left the fund, trying to remedy the wrong by a prospective fee reduction does not seem to be an efficient remedy".
I shut down two mutual funds with five-star ratings because legal costs dwarfed their prospective fee income for years to come.
This trend began in the 1980's under the aegis of Medicare with prospective hospital fee schedules and was taken to its present uncontrolled level by the private insurance industry.
The Radical Housing Network has pledged to disrupt an open day for prospective new fee-paying students in July if the uni doesn't cave.
No mention is made of what kind of fees prospective parents pay, and while we're told that the mothers receive free lodging and medical care and some spending money, whether they receive any other kind of payment is not addressed.
Referral services sign up prospective tenants for a fee and send out e-mail alerts as apartments come on the market.
There is a greater overall emphasis on research than teaching, despite the context of rising tuition fees, when prospective students are looking for the complete package.
For example, he said, a condo's bylaws might give the board the right to seek information from or impose fees on prospective purchasers or tenants.
It can be a treacherous place for those seeking legal help when law firms and claims companies regard it as a marketing opportunity to trade prospective clients for referral fees.
She uses her own measure for whether the new fees are a fit: If 25% of prospective clients decline because of fees, she knows the price is right.
