Sentence examples for fees to develop from inspiring English sources

Legal Fees are anticipated for attorney and processing fees to develop OutReSources as a DBA under Flowstone Inc., and for the development and finalizing of partnership with Yuriatin Guadalquivir.

Some cities have begun tapping their water fees to develop green infrastructure.

Video games have become astonishingly expensive to produce — the entrance fee to develop a big-budget, mainstream video game is now north of $20 million, and Medal of Honor probably cost significantly more than that to make.

Nissan called on to withdraw dangerous car model from Indian market Car assessment body NCAP calls on Nissan to withdraw the Datsun GO, pending an urgent redesign, after it was awarded zero stars for tests of its most basic safety features 4. Shell is pushed to explain its role in $1.1bn Nigerian corruption scandal The British-Dutch group paid a huge fee to develop an offshore oil block.

The company is charging customers an upfront fee to develop a new voice for a customer, and then charges a per-usage fee.

The big question is how and if the Barnes & Noble JV with Microsoft — which sees, among other things, Microsoft paying B&N a fee to develop e-books content specifically for Windows 8 and Microsoft taking an equity stake in B&N's Nook tablet business — will also have an impact on what Nokia does in e-reading devices and e-books content.

Only a few years ago, original equipment manufacturers paid license fees to app developers to develop for their smartphones.

To help consumers avoid those fees, while trying to develop new revenue, the Walt Disney Company's home video division plans to test market a new type of DVD that will be priced about the same as a rental but never needs to be returned -- because it stops working after a fixed period of time.

For a start, even with its £19.99 a month subscription fee, it has to develop a massive user base before it can start making any significant payments.

When handing over publication fees, universities will need to develop some ability to assess the journal as well.

But for $100,000 to $1 million in licensing fees, Genies allows apps to develop much deeper avatar features.