Sentence examples for would be fees from inspiring English sources

If it was done in a post-school setting there would be fees involved.

While there would be fees on such things as spectrum use and land sales (according to the GOP aide), the only tax hike that was publicly reported was the elimination of a break for corporate jet owners.

Earlier this month, Ardern had indicated this position to Malcolm Turnbull and reiterated that there would be fee hikes for Australian students if Kiwis were charged international fees in Australia.

If it was done in a school setting there wouldn't be fees involved".

In March 2007, a BBC News article reported that the PPL were re-negotiating royalty fees paid by UK Internet radio stations, and the result of the negotiations would be that fees would increase.

The state reasonably changed course and said there would be no fees for these searches.

Instead, they would be assessed fees directly by the regulator, just as commercial and investment banks are by their regulators.

In addition, Mr. Anka would be owed fees for any licensed use of the song in commercials or other films.

The big prize would be realistic fees, instead of the increase to a mere £3,000 in 2006 that the government has granted.

If they did have to recruit a new chief executive, there would be search fees and relocation expenses, quite a large sum of money.

What would be your fee structure?