Sentence examples for charging hosting fees from inspiring English sources

The organiser, Alejandro Agag, had emphasised, before the first round in Beijing last September, FE's sustainable business model, including not charging hosting fees to certain cities, and the attractiveness of the sustainable green agenda to sponsors.

Eventually we could shift from charging hosting fees to charging interconnect fees between different parts of the grid.

They place no advertising on your forum, but do charge a hosting fee.

They'll probably also have to rethink their hourly payment model and entertain the idea of charging transaction or hosting fees for contracts, to name just two possible approaches.

They compared their television rights systems and their hosting fee systems — baseball charges hosts a fee, cricket gives hosts a payment fee but has a big TV rights deal, whereas baseball farms out the TV rights.

A recent study released by Harvard Business School professors says black hosts on Airbnb typically charge lower fees than non-black hosts for similar properties, signaling the black hosts may be facing discrimination through the online service.

(Recer denies charging excessive fees).

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Just as airlines and hotels now charge a host of fees, some New York City landlords are tacking extra charges onto monthly rent.

Rather than charging a fee to use Sumerian itself, Amazon charges users for services such as hosting and serving up VR and AR experiences to users.

You're charging me baggage fees?