Sentence examples for fee to continue from inspiring English sources
At the end of each month, those songs will "expire," meaning that the users must pay another month's fee to continue to listen to that music or new selections.
Banks may also have to answer a question that many consumers ask and that Ms. Maloney has raised in her proposal: Why can't banks simply alert a consumer at the cash register if they are about to spend more than they have in their account, and allow them to say right then and there whether they want to pay a fee to continue?
In October, Axel Springer forced visitors to Bild to turn off their ad blockers or pay a monthly fee to continue using the site.
Ask if you can get a discounted visit fee to continue to see them.
A person must also pay a one-time fee of 2500 Belarusian rubles (around US$0,30) and a mid-year fee to continue membership in the BRSM.
Since we have a baby, we won't pay the fee to continue the storage of the embryos.
Companies are often required to pay licensing fees to continue using technology after losing infringement claims and are sometimes blocked from selling their products.
Big software companies usually offer clients software for a large initial fee that enables them to use it for a year, followed by annual fees to continue using it and receive product upgrades and technical support.
Glastonbury has seen its disposal costs rise over the years, going from $49 a ton in the 1999-2000 fiscal year to $63.75 last month, and officials expected the fees to continue climbing.
Roughly eight per cent of Argentina's creditors held out for better deals; the holdouts included the biggest and most audacious hedge funds, like Elliott and the New York based Aurelius Capital Management, which could afford to spend millions of dollars in legal fees to continue fighting for billions more in potential profits.
Now, as Web video products become more sophisticated and demand more bandwidth, cable firms are presenting subscribers with a stark choice: Shell out vastly bigger monthly fees to continue enjoying unlimited downloads or grudgingly accept new limitations on the volume of data consumed each month.
