Sentence examples similar to stipulate a fee for from inspiring English sources
The contract stipulates that the company receive a fee for every barrel of oil produced, rather than an equity interest in the oil field, as it would have under the original agreement with Mr. Hussein's government.
It collects a fee for that.
He argues: "Management fees are a fee for service.
Students pay a fee for assessment.
Facebook charges a fee for each click.
There will be a fee for this.
The Angel Capital Association, which includes more than 330 groups in the United States and Canada, stipulates that fees for applicants be nominal and charges for presenting to investors be $500 or less.
The legislation doesn't stipulate a maximum size for banks.
Yet a tech company or an Internet service provider, such as AT&T or Comcast, could charge a higher fee for consumers who chose to limit sharing of their personal data — though only equal to the "value provided by the consumer's data," the rules stipulate.
The Customary Marriages Act does not stipulate a minimum age for marriage.
The insurance industry got into the game by trading in "credit default swaps"—in effect, insurance policies stipulating that, in return for a fee, the insurers would assume any losses caused by mortgage-holder defaults.
