Sentence examples for release fee from inspiring English sources

A release fee may be payable.

Whether anyone activates Marouane Fellaini's £24m release fee will have a big say Who's spending it?

Mr Zafaryab had all four wheels clamped in Wembley, north London, before he managed to agree a £100 release fee.

Jones told Geoff he would need to pay a £2,500 "release fee" to get his £15,650 back.

He had to hand over a release fee of £200, storage fees of £462 and a surety fee of £160, refundable when the car tax was paid.

Negotiations between Spurs and Los Che had stumbled over Valencia's asking price, with the Spanish club holding out for his release fee of £26m.

Vehicle owners still must pay city release fees and tow and storage charges to retrieve the cars.

His advisers say he does not set the release fees as the operation is outsourced to Whites Car Park Solutions.

Figures obtained by The Times showed that 48percentnt of individuals who questioned the decision to clamp their vehicle received a full refund of their release fees.

The new system wouldn't change how Cuban players are compensated by MLB teams, but would result in "release" fees being paid to the FCB for those players' services.

Clamping, release fees and storage charges - phrases to send a chill through motorists.