Sentence examples for retain the fee from inspiring English sources

Mr Buckles said that because the firm expected "to deliver a significant amount of staff" it would retain the fee.

If no record is found, the state will issue a Certificate of No Public Record and retain the fee for the search according to State law.

Adopting a proposal by Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, the plan would permit the commission to retain the fees it charges Wall Street.

So the BBC will be under pressure to increase its ratings with these audiences if it wishes to retain the licence fee in future charter negotiations".

The judges, a panel of nine industry figures, said that the BBC's well-judged campaign to retain the licence fee and see off significant structural reform earned them the accolade.

The options were to attempt to limit social inequalities by increasing benefits and banning the fees, or to reduce benefits, retain the healthcare fees, and move more towards a two-tier health care system with the further privatisation of healthcare.

Now, with the corporation's battle to retain the television licence fee getting almost tougher by the week, it has unveiled a new take on a beloved song with a new cast of performers, and its message is, if anything, even less subtle, given its chorus runs: "God only knows what I'd be without you".

Excessive stress on retaining the licence fee: exceeding confusion over internal reorganisation: extreme unhappiness over cuts not properly thought through.

When a financial adviser is retained, the common fee percentage is 1-percent to 1.5-percent of your total asset value.

But the case for retaining the college fees would be bolstered if a wider audit of the college system were to be carried out.

Last spring ABC had no reason to pay a high fee to retain the series.