Regardless, though, any merchant selling an item with actual marginal cost (virtual items are by definition free to produce, so higher payment fees can be tolerated) aren't going to allow mobile payments via SMS.
The program pays landowners a rental fee for tolerating prairie dogs.
Investors have tolerated the exorbitant fees, as long as they have been able to get results that surpass what they can earn in conventional stock and bond funds.
For decades we've tolerated Wall Street's increasing fees and fines and rates because its mortgages, IRAs, equity loans, mutual funds and credit cards increased our wealth, and made our lives easier, right?
Long waiting times and lists, high fees, and significant travel time and costs were tolerated in some locations in order to receive services, but they would not have been tolerated in other areas.
As a result, millions of retirement plan participants have often tolerated unjustified expenses in their retirement portfolios, with fees quietly eating away at their retirement security.
Cable and satellite operators have tolerated the shrinking margins that come with higher carriage fees so far, but will not do so for ever.
As a result, we explained in Knox that an agency-fee provision imposes "a 'significant impingement on First Amendment rights,' " and this cannot be tolerated unless it passes "exacting First Amendment scrutiny". 567 U. S., at ___ (slip op. at 9 10).
Do away with fee-for-service and you end the commitment of the dedicated physicians who have tolerated the system this long.
Switzerland has tolerated the creation of organisations such as Dignitas and Exit, which provide assisted dying services for a fee.
