Sentence examples for takes fees from inspiring English sources

Unlike Moody's and Standard & Poor's, Mr. Egan's agency takes fees from investors, not issuers, for its research.

Visa takes fees from credit-card transactions; the risk from defaults on payments, a growing worry of late, is held by banks that issue the plastic.

The narrator, Castaigne, reads the text of The King in Yellow and falls in with a man named Wilde, who takes fees from the desperate to "repair their reputations".

American Oncology takes fees sufficient to cover its own expenses.

Green Street does no underwriting and never takes fees from any REIT, so covered companies can't bully it.

Some hospitals will take fees instead.

Madoff apparently hadn't taken fees, a dubious abnegation.

If you take fees and transfer them to a general fund, that's a tax.

The banks who advised on the deal were said to have taken fees of £60m.

The firms generally take fees of 2percentt of all money managed and 20percentt of profits.

First, it used visible, preventive patrols; second, officers were salaried rather than stipendiary, and they were prohibited from taking fees.