Sentence examples for second fees from inspiring English sources

Second, fees that are too high or too low affect the fishing effort in nearby locations.

Then create a second fee package for cyberspace.

The second fee, known as the annual mortgage insurance premium, will remain at 1.25 percent of outstanding loan balance.

The second fee, known as the annual mortgage insurance premium, will be cut by about half — to 0.55 percent of the loan balance from 1.15 percent.

Consumer group Which?, for example, charges an upfront non-refundable fee of £249 and a second fee of £250 once you complete your mortgage (or £150 if you're a Which? member).

The first fee is for the congestion caused when they land and a second fee covers the congestion caused when they take off.

In the original formulation the teller had access to the customer with the big paycheck and merely had to steer him down the hall for the bank to make a second fee by managing his portfolio.

Second, fee-for-service should be abolished in favor of fee-for-diagnosis, with a specific illness billed a fixed amount regardless of the tests and procedures performed.

It's the second fee that is the so-called "carried interest" -- and it's how the money managers of private equity really rake in the big bucks that pay for their Picassos, yachts and mansions.

His lawyer in the first fee dispute, Michael W. Rathsack, said his client deserved the money.

A third fee stream comes from annual monitoring or advisory fees that portfolio companies typically pay to their owners, the buyout firms.