Sentence examples for through fees from inspiring English sources

He makes a living through fees from commissions and exhibitions.

Buying groups finance their operations through fees received from the companies they purchase supplies from.

Not through the murky and potentially corrupt method of commissions but rather through fees.

There is a lot of commotion, and confusion, about the huge amounts of money that airlines are generating through fees.

But some brokerage firms, which pay for the watchdog's operations through fees, have complained that Finra executives are overpaid.

Until recently, the rural housing guarantee program was financed through fees charged to lenders and with tax money.

In 1999, almost $10,000 was raised for the city's youth employment program, through fees paid by competitors.

Most passport offices, for example, would continue to process applications normally because the department's consular function is financed largely through fees.

They have curbed their capacity and reduced the number of flights they schedule, increased fares and found new sources of revenue through fees for luggage and other things.

The Senate in March passed a bill that would have given the patent agency direct access to all of the money it raised through fees.

Running operations directly helps plug "the incredible leakage that goes out through fees" to pricey external managers, says Gordon Fyfe, the boss of PSP Investments, a large fund.