Sentence examples for enable fees from inspiring English sources
"In Europe, Docomo's group companies have been providing mobile operators and content/service providers with payment platforms that enable fees for digital content used by subscribers to be added conveniently to their phone bills.
Mobile enabled fee-for-service (utility) business models, the establishment of a service network, awareness raising campaigns on the benefits of clean cooking, female-focussed training programmes and bundling eCook systems with locally appropriate appliances to enable productive activities are seen as key to reaching scale.
Of course unilateral beneficences – such as a rapid bit of legislation enabling iPlayer fees – are welcome.
But the fees enable the forum to invite less well-paid luminaries — like presidents and prime ministers.
Several of the companies have developed small credit card scanners that plug into a cellphone and for a small fee enable any individual or small business to turn a phone into a credit card processing terminal.
Zong tells us: "Verizon fees are in line with our AT&T fees, and we're optimistic about increased acceleration of carriers worldwide dropping their fees to enable Zong to address more markets".
"Monitoring" fees, which portfolio companies pay their private-equity owners each year for advisory services, also went up.Deal fees essentially enable buy-out firms to get paid twice to do their job first by investors and then by their portfolio companies.
Conditional-fee arrangements ("no win, no fee") will enable people still to bring actions for clinical negligence and perhaps some other matters, ministers hope.
Lower upfront fees will enable sellers to offer a bigger selection, helping eBay better compete with fixed-price retailers, Mr. Wingo said.
"There are powerful arguments for saying the tax system should support institutions to enable them to charge fees affordable by ordinary mortals.
The group reviewed records from more than 200 local police departments last year, concluding that the demand for cellphone location data had led some cellphone companies to develop "surveillance fees" to enable police to track suspects.
