Sentence examples for communications fees from inspiring English sources

In truth, the Media Council cannot issue decrees; only the president of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority have such powers, and even they are limited to determining administrative communications fees (e.g. pertaining to frequency use).

But it remains to be seen how many users will be willing to pay the $30 a month being charged for Wi-Fi access at places like Starbucks, given the monthly communications fees many people already shoulder.

How much have these giants spent on legal and crisis communications fees surrounding these incidents?

And he may have saved the new group some communications consulting fees.

There's the matter of food (growing food in Styrofoam ice chests offers fresh vegetables), fuel (gas, diesel and propane), vehicle insurance and repairs, communications, campsite fees, and satellite TV.

"There does not appear to be any internal effort to shield analysts from e-mails and other communications that discuss fees and revenue from individual issuers," the report said.

Viacom is currently at odds with EchoStar Communications over programming fees that led EchoStar to pull Viacom channels from its Dish Network in 16 markets.

ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about journalists' speaking fees.

By Ken Auletta The New Yorker, September 12 , 1994P. 40 ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about journalists' speaking fees.

James Murdoch, who was BSkyB chief executive for much of the period when Jowell was culture secretary, made his views very clear but News International got "nothing" in terms of favours in relation to the BBC licence fee, the Communications Act or digital switchover.

Mr. Cuomo said his subpoenas seek information about loan modifiers' fees, services and communications, as well as their marketing practices, often through television advertisements.