Sentence examples for some fee from inspiring English sources

This means that some fee objections will be part of litigation strategies, intended to impose costs on opposing counsel and influence their decisions in the case.

At the hearing I watched, most of the legislators who supported the bill had their own stories about getting hit with some fee they hadn't expected.

It would give users the opportunity to pay some fee to get to the front of a line — at a club, a restaurant, a museum or any place where a premium for entry could be charged.

Greg McBride, a financial analyst at Bankrate Inc., in Florida, parent of the Web site, said the most recent report on the subject, in October 1999, found 83percentt of the institutions in the survey charged some fee for withdrawals made overseas.

VNA must apply necessary services to passengers of delayed or canceled flights, such as some fee services in waiting lounges and hotel rooms at reasonable charges.

In revenge for snubbing the WTO, Antigua plans to "capitalize" on the right to offer copyrighted materials, which means there might be some fee associated with the service.

Revamped accounts Some fee-charging accounts, like Santander's, have had a makeover.

Most users of the independently owned A.T.M.s pay surcharges, although there are some fee-free networks.

Some fee-charging lawyers argue that families who choose a free lawyer get what they pay for.

Some fee-dependent physicians, though, either by working hard or by providing excessive treatments, can make more, an ability doctors trade associations have long defended.

One of the best things about automated teller machines is that they accept cards from many different banks, a convenience not available to electric car owners plugging in at some fee-based public chargers.