Sentence examples for release of fees from inspiring English sources

The Football League is keen to see itself as an innovative governing body - it led the way with the release of fees paid to agents, discussed the idea of a return of artificial pitches and, through FFP, is trying to sort out clubs' finances.

401(k) Forum launched a national advertising campaign this week announcing the upcoming release of its fee-based advisory service online.

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.

Mr Logan says his firm has not yet released a schedule of fees it would propose podcasters pay.

You may also be asked to pay the mortgage indemnity premium which protects the lender if you fall behind with your repayments, a deeds release fee of £50 and a funds transfer fee of £25.

Representatives of the securities industry warn that allowing courts to decide the level of fees will release a flood of new litigation that will be almost impossible to dismiss.

Until a detailed plan of how CMMB would be implemented has been released – including details of fee structure, bycatch recording, reporting, and estimation – consideration of this type of approach is premature.

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.

Those who stray into operational Games lanes face a penalty charge of £130, while illegally parked vehicles will be removed to a pound and may incur a release fee of £200.

Any illegally parked vehicle will be taken to a vehicle pound and may incur a release fee of £200.

Evidence from England and Wales showed around 500,000 clampings take place annually on private land with an average release fee of £112 and 98% of fees being paid as drivers want to get their vehicles back, the Home Office said.