Sentence examples for receiver fees from inspiring English sources

Pauley noted in his decision that he's not the only judge to be troubled by outsized receiver fees.

And to that must be added the cost of a satellite receiver, monthly fees to Direct TV or Dish Network and a television set or two (although preferably not in the front seat).

The bankruptcy fee comprises two sections: the Official Receiver's fee of £525, paid to the Insolvency Service, and the court fee of £175 – a total of £700.

According to this person, who declined to be identified, the NRSC offered to return the entire $83,345 Stanford donated and about seventy percent of the receiver's legal fees.

How does Sirius XM plan to whether to coming storm, to convince people this holiday season that spending X amount on a receiver, plus monthly fee, is worth the trouble?

One small financial detail was disclosed in the announcement: after all the cross-licensing is said and done, Ericsson — which has been an active party in IP litigation — is a net receiver, getting patent license fees from Cisco as part of the deal.

Receivers are entitled to fees that typically amount to 5 percent of a property's revenues.

A DRO is obtained from the official receiver for a £90 fee, and it means that someone's creditors cannot recover their money without the court's permission.

Currently, receivers of tickets incur late fees 30 days from when a ticket was issued.

Asian radio continued to be a largely government-operated enterprise, paid for with license fees assessed on receivers and state subsidies.

The Eagles should have been able to decline the illegal hands penalty, take the Jackson reception and then pay their receiver's "15-yard dumb move fee".