Sentence examples for charge end users from inspiring English sources

They're working in an ecosystem where they have an incentive to collect as much data as possible from users, because they'd prefer to make money from advertising than by trying to charge end users for what they provide.

Unlike Outbox, Zumbox (now "Digital Postal Mail powered by Zumbox") doesn't charge end users, instead offloading the costs to promotional mailers who partner with the service.

On the other side, the 'slow-lane-fast-lane' discussion is all about charging end-user customers more or getting your service slowed down in some way.

The service is free of charge for end users, although registration is required (either by signing up for an account or using Facebook Connect).

Mr Hoffmann confirms this when he says: "If the market value of water is not charged to end users what incentive does Badger Meter have for developing automatic meter reading technology to measure real-time consumption demands, what incentive does ITT have for developing efficient water pumps, what incentive does IDE Technologies have for engineering integrated watershed management programmes?

The FCC's "Big Freeze", then, has distorted all accounting and financials for the last 15 years and no government agency, not the FCC or the State, can calculate the actual charges to end users or competitors and can't, then, calculate whether the prices are 'fair and reasonable'.

The site is completely free for users and the startup doesn't charge the end user any additional fees.

For some services, like digital network access, AT&T Canada is charged the same price charged to business end users, Mr. Peirce said.

It sucks for the developers that they can't as easily charge for it, but end users obviously won't care about that.

By solving the ambulance problem, it reversed backwards inside the healthcare systems to provide a free of charge medical search platform for end users by integrating information about medical practices and doctors' individual schedules.

By 2011, 78 countries  worldwide had adopted the policy to provide nets to all persons at risk of malaria – " universal coverage", of which 89 have  policy of distributing them free of charge to the end user.