Sentence examples for take the fee from inspiring English sources

If the interest rate on such a deposit is less than 1 percent, can the landlord take the fee from the deposit itself?

"It's not as if boards don't take the fee issue seriously now, but this heightens awareness and probably causes boards to sharpen their pencils a bit more," said Ted Laurenson, a partner at Baker & McKenzie, who specializes in securities law.

Traditionally, when a client comes to a salon or books an off-site service through the salon's front desk, owners like Mr. Gibson take the fee, then pass on a commission to the hairdresser who performed the service.

Monaco vice president Vadim Vasilyev revealed that it was only because of Martial's strong desire to join Louis van Gaal's side and the add-ons that could potentially take the fee to £58m that the striker was allowed to make the switch to United.

So what sane defense lawyer would come into a case of this magnitude, of this complexity, of this amount of work, of a trial that's set to last four to five months, with the understanding that the government may take the fee down the line?

Can they take the fees?

Take the fees charged for merger advice.

JPMorgan says it does provide some performance information to potential clients, but the return figures do not take the fees into account.