Sentence examples for fee access from inspiring English sources

The company, which is based in Tennessee, operates a Web site, Rapsheets.com, that gives subscribers who pay a fee access to a database of criminal records.

Franchising is immensely popular: it enables companies to expand with limited capital and gives entrepreneurs, in return for a fee, access to an established brand with the supporting know-how and marketing.

It also offers members access to a café and, for those willing to fork over an additional fee, access to a nearby country club.

This is to be followed by a second section, which allows those who have paid an extra £15 on top of the £20 Back to Blighty entry fee access to a second room, wherein select Islanders can be met and gret – and dreams, burning incandescent like the Mallorcan sun, can be realised.

Imagine, for example, the power of Sansa's chief ingredient: instant real-time flat-fee access to anything in Yahoo's catalog of two million songs.

Dissemination fees, access fees, and the double payment problem, Free Online Scholarship Newsletter, January 1 , 2002

Freelunch.com goes live in March, providing no-fee access to 1 million of Dismal's 27 million time series of socioeconomic data.

Oxygen offers flat-fee access to credit and free mobile banking, all while using machine learning to determine credit worthiness.

Users of the FT.com web site have no-fee access to 8 full text articles every 30 days (including recent content) with registration.

JP Morgan reacted to commission-free trading and investing platforms with their own digital investing service that provides free or discounted trades and no-fee access to the bank's stock research.

Fees, access to and the cost of services, as well as the appropriate management of risk all require evolving discussions among multiple parties.