Sentence examples for charges for transferring from inspiring English sources

American companies that violated the United Nations sanctions on Iraq could face civil or criminal charges for transferring funds to Iraq, he said.

A study of cross-border payments published in 2001 showed a range of cross-border charges for transferring euro100, from euro6.20 to euro43.40, depending on the banks involved and the country.

Credit card companies typically compete for your business by offering ultra-low "teaser" interest rates and other goodies like no charge for transferring your balance to their card.

In its third quarter it took a $15 million nonrecurring charge for transferring some of the Internet operations to a separate company, called Gaiam.com.

The Ag clusters in the double heterojunction system act as a charge mediator for transferring electrons to the conduction band of TiO2 and keeping holes in the valence band of AgBr.

Another option is use-based plans starting at $20 a month with a cap of five megabytes of data and additional charges for transfers above that.

There is real investment risk because your money is still tied to the stock market and there are fees and charges for transfers, dealing and advice, so savers with less than £50,000 should stick with annuities.

Their charges for storage has been halving every 84 months and the charges for transfer has been halving every 44 months in 2006 2013.

James Daley of Fairer Finance says: "Almost all major banks charge a fortune for transferring money overseas, and offer a poor exchange rate to boot.

Amazon charges a minimum of $1.00 for transferring money to a bank account for each transaction.

Had you used the latter, for example, your friend would have received 15,678 Nepal rupees – at an effective fee of just over £2 – helped by the fact that it is waiving its normal £1 charge for transfers to Nepal at the moment.