Sentence examples for fees for traffic from inspiring English sources

Kaspersky says many more links are purely spam, frequently leading to dating sites that pay referral fees for traffic.

Although police fees for traffic control increased during his administration, Bloomberg eagerly promoted the race as a way to boost fitness, tourism and economic development.

Weeks before the start of New York City's largest bicycling tour, its organizers filed suit on Monday to avoid nearly $1 million in fees for traffic control by the New York Police Department.

Stephen D. Messer, for example, is building an Internet business called LinkShare around a patent he got in November on managing referral fees for traffic between affiliated Web sites.

The DOJ report includes a number of recommendations, such as better training and supervision of police officers, a new community-policing policy, more transparent and lenient court practices, and an end to the excessive use of fines and fees for traffic and other minor violations.

The court ruled that the commission did not have the right to prevent Verizon from charging a fee for traffic carried on its network and since that point Verizon has been billing Netflix for providing a fast lane for its content to Verizon subscribers.

The app consistently gets top reviews on iTunes, and it manages top 10 chart placement in multiple country stores around the world, including in the U.S. and U.K. The business model is simple: Big publishers pay a CPI fee for traffic that AppGratis drives their way, and smaller publishers and developers can also get in on the action with a more affordable revenue-sharing arrangement.

"So many local jurisdictions pile on fees for minor traffic violations to make up for lost revenue during the recent economic recession," Hertzberg said in a statement.

In the 1870s it charged disproportionately high fees for through traffic between the Tramway and the main line with the intention of forcing the Tramway out of business.

Although the 3rd Duke of Buckingham was both the owner of the Wotton Tramway and Chairman of the A&B, the latter regarded the Tramway as a nuisance, and in the 1870s pursued a policy of charging disproportionately high fees for through traffic between the Tramway and the main line, with the intention of forcing the Tramway out of business.

Fees from traffic tickets and other minor offenses are often a major source of revenue for many communities.