Sentence examples similar to responsibility for fees from inspiring English sources

From early on, teach children how to be responsible with library books and have them take responsibility for the fees associated with returning books late.

Assign responsibility for attorneys' fees and court costs.

Maintenance of any "altered condition" would be thrust squarely on the shoulders of the renovator, as well as full responsibility for any legal fees paid by a building in connection with the project.

Tory peer Lord Patten has described the government's plan to hand the BBC responsibility for free licence fees for the over-75s as "awful" and a "quick and dirty deal" that would see BBC services cut.

Robert Sokolski, a lawyer who frequently represents tenants, said the law making the responsibility for paying legal fees reciprocal was meant to "level the playing field" between landlords and tenants.

This is an edited extract of a chapter from The BBC Today: Future Uncertain The BBC feared all along that the Department for Work and Pensions had never given up on its desire to pass on to the corporation the financial responsibility for free licence fees for the over-75s, introduced without ceremony or warning by the then-Labour chancellor Gordon Brown in 2001.

In August 2007 we too spoke in favour of  such a move.When London's airports were privatised two decades ago in a bundle, and the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) given responsibility for capping landing fees and other charges, the goal was to prevent BAA from abusing its market power and ensure that investment flowed from one airport to the next as each filled up.

What about unaccounted-for fees?

Premier said it had found the inspector general's recommendations "reasonable" and said it would "commit to change its process and take responsibility for distributing" its fee agreements to hospitals.

Mr. Bell and Mr. Jones said in court papers that it was Wu-Tang's responsibility to pay fees for maintaining the sites.

The unit owner would sign and deliver to the board an agreement accepting responsibility for liability, costs and fees not covered by that insurance.