Sentence examples for demand fees from inspiring English sources
Private companies operating public schools on contract now demand fees equal to what public schools spend.
The measure would authorize the publishers to demand fees from search engines or aggregators that link to their articles.
In this way, the owners of individual buildings can lower the "peak demand" fees that utilities charge them each month.
Others include $145 in something called "demand fees," $137 in overnight delivery fees, fax fees of $50 and payoff statement charges of $60.
The only hope, Simon insists, is for major news outlets to find a way to collaboratively impose charges for reading online, and to demand fees from aggregators such as Google News, which profit from their journalism.
That's roughly on par with "On Demand" fees for movies, though considerably more than what you'd pay your cable or satellite company to catch the episode of "South Park" you missed.
The point: demand fee transparency, in writing.
Here in the ForbesWoman offices, we were discussing all the ways weve been saving money these days (calling up our cellphone and cable providers to demand fee reductions was one).
- Parents are not aware of the practical implications of the constitutional guarantee to free basic education, i.e. do not know or are unable to demand fee exemption.
He said LodgeNet will no longer provide television equipment in hotel guest rooms in exchange for video-on-demand fees.
For the right to interview her for publication they are demanding fees from £100 to £150 — "depending on circulation".
