Sentence examples for demand a fee from inspiring English sources

They also demand a fee of $30-50 for orchestrating the deal.

Publicly funded organisations like the BBC may choose not to demand a fee.

Factions often demand a fee or tax to allow right of passage, but this may fall foul of UK bribery legislation.

Unlike extortion cases, in which hackers typically demand a fee for not disclosing specific proprietary information, attacks by hacktivists put companies in a potentially more precarious and vulnerable waiting mode.

Finally it seems he was handed a phone and told to call his wife Rabiha in London to demand a fee of around $50,000£32,00000) to secure his release.

At a stroke, therefore, a key part of soccer's international-transfer system and by implication the system for domestic transfers, too was illegal: a club could not demand a fee for an out-of-contract player as "compensation" for having trained and improved that player.

(He is said to have demanded a fee of thirty million dollars to appear in a sequel).

Next, the government said, Mr. Gravano demanded a fee for every pill the dealer sold in Arizona.

Early variations of ransomware locked computers, displayed images of pornography and, in Russian, demanded a fee — often more than $400 — to have it removed.

Google Scholar might list a journal article, for example, but a potential reader clicking on the link will often be faced with a publisher's page demanding a fee to read further.

PAYING UP TO DIG DEEP  | A local government council in London has demanded a fee of £825,000 ($1.3 million) from a hedge fund manager looking to build an underground wing below two adjacent properties, The Financial Times reports.