Sentence examples for demanding fees from inspiring English sources
For the right to interview her for publication they are demanding fees from £100 to £150 — "depending on circulation".
He will also ban letting agents from demanding fees from tenants that can be as much as £500.
Practices like forcing suppliers to obtain goods or services from third parties – such as hauliers, who pay the retailer for the arrangement – or demanding fees for products, promotions, complaints-handling, marketing or wastage are all prohibited.
The commission was sued by architect Henry Hornbostel, demanding fees for designing a pedestal for Bartlett's statue.
The other pay TV distributors are balking at carrying the channel, contending that Time Warner Cable is demanding fees that are too high.
Time Warner has provided its customers with a site to lodge complaints with programmers demanding fee increases as high as 300%.
The measure would authorize the publishers to demand fees from search engines or aggregators that link to their articles.
Payments for home repairs and upgrades made to a contractor who demanded fees up front and then DISAPPEARED OFF THE FACE OF THE EARTH.
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.
The journals that did accept the error-riddled paper demanded fees of as much as several thousand dollars for publication.
Despite this court decision, museums, other institutions, and even individual photographers still claim or imply that their "slavish" mere reproductions of photographic images of public domain artworks are copyrighted and that therefore they can demand fees for licensing and use.
