Sentence examples for sanction fees from inspiring English sources

In addition to the initial investment, Formula E hopes to sell title sponsorships for each race, generate sanction fees from host cities and, ultimately, sell television rights.

Mayweather did more than upset three of the four main world governing bodies when he announced his intention to surrender their baubles and say goodbye to boxing unencumbered by their sanction fees.

And so it has been on all PBC shows since Haymon struck deals this year with NBC and CBS, as well as smaller outlets, to show his fights, deracinated of the old interim, silver, super and best-in-my-street titles – not to mention the sanction fees – and taking the business in a completely new direction.

But the $25 million annual Formula One sanction fee will be paid from the state's Major Events Trust Fund for the duration of the 10-year deal.

The lawsuit, filed in the 393rd District Court in Denton County, Tex., seeks the return of the purse and sanction fee paid by the speedway to CART, in addition to unspecified compensation for expenses incurred by the speedway, lost profits and other damages.

The WBA has just announced he will be first in line to fight for his old title as soon as he is well enough, but probably thinking more about the significant sanction fee awaiting it for his comeback than the more profound challenge facing the semi-retired fighter: beating a drugs habit and depression.

"They will be given a sanction fee for the big fight," Costello said.

This article focuses on this urban question through a historical analysis of the F1 circuit's expansion phases as well as through a study of the current Grand Prix's estimate sanction fee.

Typically, sanctioning fees are 3percentt of a fighter's purse.

Their officials appear at championship fights here and collect sanctioning fees.

(A champion might exist side by side with an "interim champion," both generating sanctioning fees for the organization).