Sentence examples for said fee from inspiring English sources

The party's higher education spokeswoman, Lee Rhiannon, said fee deregulation was code for increasing student fees.

The spokesperson said fee levels aimed to "strike a balance between generating income and maintaining global competitiveness".

Mr. Spitzer said fee reductions were "on the table" in talks with other companies, but declined to be more specific.

The vice-chancellor of the University of Melbourne, Glyn Davis, said fee deregulation would give students more choice as to the kind of degree they wanted to study and what they were willing to pay.

Liam Burns, president of the National Union of Students, said: "Fee waivers are being used in a cynical attempt to cover up the mess made when the government trebled the tuition fee cap, instead of properly supporting less-wealthy students.

Liam Burns, president of the NUS, said fee waivers were a "con trick" because they reduced a loan that some students may not need to repay in full if they never earned enough to pay off their student loan.

Andrew Halls, the head of King's College school, in Wimbledon, south-west London, told the Sunday Times that said fee-paying schools were requiring £30,000 in taxed income to pay for just one child a year, and the increase in fees "was caused by a rise in demand from an apparently endless queue of wealthy families from across the world".

Susan Watson, Interpublic's senior vice president for investor relations, said fee-based compensation for creating advertisements resulted in the company's being "paid the same thing," whether an ad "is seen in one magazine or 50, or on one television station or on more".

Mr. Caldiera said fees started as low as $5,000.

He said fees could range from $5,000 to $50,000.

They said fees supported the firm's staff-intensive approach to managing companies.