Sentence examples for charge firms from inspiring English sources
Still open, too, is the issue of how much Microsoft can charge firms that want to license its protocols.
One way of doing that is to work out the cost of disposal and charge firms and households for rubbish collection based on the volume they produce.
Although the Bank of England has pushed rates down to record lows, banks charge firms much higher rates, which helps explain why borrowing by businesses has been shrinking since 2009.
On the other hand, cable and telecoms firms argue that they should be allowed to manage their networks and charge firms that generate a lot of traffic, such as Netflix, a film-streaming service, for faster and more reliable access to their customers.
On the other side, the cable and telecoms firms, which are the main broadband providers, argue that they should be allowed to charge firms that generate a lot of traffic, such as Netflix, a film-streaming service, for reliable access to their customers.If the problem were simply a collision of competing interests, a solution might have already been found.
Transaction fees, which buy-out firms charge firms when they buy them (and yes, you did read that right), went up by at least 25% on average for 2009-10 deals that were $500m or larger, compared with deals done between 2005 and 2008.
It charges firms who employ frequent fliers £78 a person for a three-hour course called Expect the Unexpected.
GoTo.com, the subject of Topman's second subpoena, was a California-based company that pioneered the practice of charging firms to be included in its search-engine results.
It charges firms a straight $140 times the number of employees on the customer's payroll for using its proprietary software.
In exchange for reduced charges, firms are getting the right to part of a client company's winnings, if it wins.
Since July 2008 the government has charged firms 200 Bahraini dinars ($530) for a work visa and ten dinars a month for every foreign employee on their payroll.
