Sentence examples for a license fee from inspiring English sources

The owners of radios and televisions pay a license fee, which finances public broadcasting operations.

Without a license fee, CBS has to produce "Swift Justice" cheaply.

The association will be paying Brookfield a license fee for the lunch court until 2013.

Networks that create local versions will pay a license fee to CBS for the production support.

When Mr. Braxton declined to pay a license fee, and rebuffed a variety of other arrangements, Smart Options sued.

In January 1998 he got it — but he first had to pay the government a license fee of $100,000.

A network pays a license fee of $1 million to $1.5 million to run that episode twice.

In exchange for a license fee, the channels receive proprietary software, graphics packages, and access to the company's global infrastructure.

Sony will receive both a license fee and a split of the advertising revenue on the show, despite a weak marketplace for local stations.

The BBC is a delicate issue for Britons, since most who watch television pay a license fee that represents about 72 percent of the corporation's income.

The production cost, executives said, is being recouped by a license-fee guarantee, in the low seven figures, that Blockbuster agreed to pay for a one-week exclusive.