Sentence examples for countries charging from inspiring English sources

The BBC plans to expand it to other countries, charging a fee this time for the right to see BBC shows like "Doctor Who" or "Top Gear".

Protesters picketed Japanese diplomatic missions in the United States and a dozen other countries, charging that the research is a cover for commercial whaling.

She is retired now but added her name to the court case with 14 others from six countries, charging that by upholding their I.O.C. exclusion, the Vancouver Olympic Committee will violate the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Lawmen arrested 28 men in six countries, charging they had swapped 1.7 million stolen card numbers and caused $4.3 million in losses.

Most European countries charge little or nothing.

But plenty of European countries charge for collecting rubbish.

In general, poorer countries charge far more, relative to income, than rich ones to register new businesses.

Other European countries charge a renewal fee each year to prevent dormant patents from hindering new inventions.

He leads the 70-member Duncan Crew, experts from nine countries charged with spreading yo-yo's gospel.

Reputation.com, which claims to have more than a million clients in more than 100 countries, charges a starting price of £1,200 to repair the online reputations of individuals.

That changed dramatically in the hundred years after 1800; some countries charged ahead in terms of industrialization and broader economic development, while others lagged.