Sentence examples for suitable fee from inspiring English sources

Liverpool are still trying to agree a suitable fee with Burnley, who are entitled to compensation because Ings is under the age of 24.

While Madrid have been eyeing up De Gea without coming up with a suitable fee, United hope their pursuit of Pedro will be a much quicker affair and are waiting for the Barcelona player to let them know if he is willing to leave the Champions League and La Liga winners.

But before those others can actually play or view it, it will automatically "phone home" to a special Internet clearing-house to arrange for the payment of a suitable fee.Mine, all mineDigital-rights-management systems are built around a concept that Mark Stefik, principal scientist at Xerox's Palo Alto Research Centre, calls "trusted systems".

14 The team developed a complicated equation to calculate the payment levels, but failed to find a suitable fee to apply to tourist companies benefiting from the landscape beauty of the forest.

The corporation has previously indicated that the full DAB rollout – it is currently adding extra transmitters to its DAB network to take it to about 90% of the population – would be subject to a suitable licence fee settlement.

It charges the prime rate and an $85 annual fee (suitable for anyone who carries an average balance of $4,000 or more).

What to do? Pay attention to tax efficiency, but don't let it overwhelm other criteria in selecting funds, such as low fees, suitable risk and good historical performance.

We speculate that a capitation-based payment system would be more suitable than the fee-for-service payment system, which is currently applied in Japan, as the incentives for efficient delivery of health care services are very poor with the latter system.

In short, pay attention to tax efficiency, but do not let it overwhelm other criteria in selecting funds, such as low fees and suitable risk.

It is indecent, City Hall has told us, for a woman working at the Playpen, a venerable, if dreary, establishment on Eighth Avenue, to take off her clothes for a $5 fee plus a "suitable" tip.

"Victims of injury, and innocent parties in motor accidents are routinely auctioned off to the highest bidder, rather than being put in touch with the best solicitor for the job, or even one in the part of the country where the victim lives," says Mike Payne of PI Legal, a website that puts claimants in touch with suitable lawyers without adding a fee.