Sentence examples similar to throw fee from inspiring English sources

Hybrid simulation modelling – based on system dynamics, discrete events and agent based modelling- has been applied to test the transition from a fixed to a "pay-as-you-throw" fee in WEEE (waste from electrical and electronic equipment).

And if you're really feeling like playing Big Brother, the company will throw in a fee XT with the purchase of a five camera bundle.

That is important in the run-up to a general election where both main parties have (rightly) had a pop at Mark Thompson for throwing licence-fee millions at his on-screen talent.

Unique to the sphere of education, however, is the long, mordant echo that significant university fees throw into the future.

Accepting that the BBC had to pull out, the pop singer added: "You can't just throw all the licence fee money at different things.

For those remortgaging, the bank will pay their legal fees and throw in a free valuation.

To get the film financed, he ended up throwing in his fee.

If you start to fragment the BBC by throwing the licence fee all over the place, you would overturn a culture, not just within the BBC, but around the creative industries which I think would be very damaging for Britain".

For a small monthly fee, Cafepress will throw in additional features that will allow you to better grow and customize your store.

The two investment banks are advising Capital One in its $14.6 billion deal to acquire North Fork Bancorporation, a union that would create one of the 10 largest banks in the United States (and throw off plenty of bankers' fees in the process).

Is Fidelity's Magellan Fund in the performance game or just a business that can throw off $300 million or more in fee income on a $50 billion asset base?