Sentence examples for fees to display from inspiring English sources

Artists pay fees to display their work.

As an alternative, search engines could adopt the Yellow Pages approach, where advertisers pay a monthly fee to display a phone number.

Most large Web sites prefer to charge a set fee to display a graphic ad, typically expressed in the cost per 1,000 ads shown, rather than charging only if users click on the ad.

The San Diego Natural History Museum paid a set fee to the Dinosaur Museum to display this show in 2004.

In lieu of these fees, GumGum will allow publishers to display their images with ad overlays free of charge (publishers will receive around 20% of the revenue from these ads – the rest will go to GumGum, Glam, and Splash).

"It's really in the hotel's best interest to display all the fees upfront.

But many of them are insisting that they should be able to decide where and how to display these extra fees.

Ticket companies are meant to display all compulsory fees upfront under the Advertising Standards Authority's code of practice and earlier this year seven major ticket companies, including Ticketmaster, agreed to do this.

If you want to continue justifying a universal licence fee then you need your services to display universality – a philosophical conundrum that will become all the more pressing as technology presents greater arguments against the licence fee.

The first is Nasdaq's plan to display prices that include E.C.N. access fees, causing E.C.N. prices to appear worse than identical prices submitted by market makers.

At larger meetings, fees can be charged to companies for booth space to display their products.