Sentence examples for charges differently from inspiring English sources
Also, Apple charges differently, taling a percentage of an app's ad revenues instead of charging a flat fee.
Each U.S. attorney's office prosecutes criminal immigration charges differently.
Alderson however saw his charges differently, commenting on the poor quality of the politically appointed officers, the low degree of training and the operational problems of the Ross rifle, a weapon personally approved by Hughes.
Even the same company can charge differently at different locations.
But even funds doing simple things charge differently.
It's impossible to compare overdraft charges across banks, because they all seem to charge differently.
Vehicles could be charged according to how much time they spend inside the city; residents could be charged differently from out-of-towners; those driving a single-occupancy vehicle could be charged more than carpoolers; and if the S.O.V. is an S.U.V. the driver could be charged more than someone in a compact.
The country's telecom regulator, the Bundesnetzagentur, said it would review the new tariff structure for potential violations of network neutrality principles, which generally hold that the government and Internet service providers should not discriminate or charge differently, based on the customer or the type of content.
Some transit operators charge differently by time of day, based on two concepts: first, the cost to provide transit service is higher during the rush-hours because equipment and personnel requirements are greater then; second, most rush-hour trips are for the purpose of going to and from work, and travelers are willing to pay more for these because of the monetary reward they get for the trip.
Depending on what device you read the paper on, you will be charged differently for an all-digital subscription.
Some believe that certain services that put more strain on bandwidth, such as video, need to be charged differently from other services — a debate over so-called net neutrality.
