Sentence examples for fees to charge from inspiring English sources

Finally, the BioLite stove includes a charging facility, which should save time and money for the millions of people whose homes are located outside electricity grids and who have to walk long distances — and pay hefty fees — to charge their cellphones.

In this week's Your Money column, which I wrote with the Bucks stalwart Ann Carrns, we look at the question of why banks don't let you know the average monthly balance in your bank account, even when they're using that number to figure out what fees to charge you.

But it is universities that face the biggest upheaval as, over the next few months, they must decide what fees to charge from 2012.

This chapter is designed to guide you through the process of figuring your coordinator hourly rate, preparing your "per patient" budget, and estimating the fees to charge for "start-up" and on-going administrative activities required during your participation of any clinical trial.

Bursaries Leeds Met says it prefers the approach of overall lower fees to charging a higher fee and redistributing some of that money through a system of bursaries.

Eventually we could shift from charging hosting fees to charging interconnect fees between different parts of the grid.

For the investor who wants personalized advice, what percentage would you consider to be an appropriate fee to charge for ongoing advice and service?

What is a reasonable fee to charge without alienating your existing and future user base?

Always check shipping charges and do not guess the fee to charge.

"The merchant doesn't want to charge fees to the customer," he said.

"We tried to charge fees to our customers, but that didn't make up the difference".