Sentence examples similar to impose a subscription fee for from inspiring English sources

If either of them agreed, Mr. McCormick said, iVillage would then impose a subscription fee of perhaps $5 a month for users from other, nonpaying Internet service providers that wanted to access some or all of the iVillage site.

Indeed, Napster may soon impose a subscription fee as a way to compensate the record companies and artists whose music is being bootlegged.

Pandora offers free Internet radio, but charges a subscription fee for those whose listening exceeds 40 hours a month.

Mr. Kroll said he planned to start by having investors pay a subscription fee for data and analysis.

"You pay a subscription fee for Consumer Reports, which develops its ratings in a methodical, scientific manner.

Most scientific papers are published by journals that charge a subscription fee for access.

Like other business-facing apps, Handshake charges a subscription fee for its service.

I would gladly pay a subscription fee for it.

The sites generally charge a subscription fee, like $29.95 for six months at GirlFriendCircles, or feature advertising.

Some would like the BBC to levy an additional subscription fee for iPlayer (it already charges expats).

Normally, users pay a monthly subscription fee for a bundle of channels.