Sentence examples for integration fees from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yospe, who takes a percentage of the integration fees, said he was happy to work with studios, and he provided a direct path to writer-producers that a studio might not get.

Morrisons paid £140m to buy the Dordon site and equipment as well as £16m towards expanding capacity on top of a licence and integration fee of £30m.

At close, approximately $15 million of the revolver is expected to be drawn to repay Helio's outstanding debt and to fund one-time integration costs and transaction fees, resulting in an estimated undrawn balance of $75 million at close.

The index concerns four dimensions of access to citizenship; eligibility (residence requirements and jus soli), conditions (language requirements, integration tests, income/job, application fee level), security of status (discretion versus entitlement to naturalisation), and whether dual citizenship is permitted.

A: We will sell enterprise integrations for a fee.

We included interventions that evaluated: (1) fee-for-service versus no fee-for-service or partial fee-for-service, (2) formal integration of services versus non-integrated care.

Since Pandora licenses its songs as a radio network, a larger audience will result in higher fees, and any integration into social networks will raise questions as to how the music is licensed.

It requires a minimum of integration and they collect a fee on every transaction, so it's found business for them".

NFC payment hasn't taken off despite the introduction of Apple Pay, POS integrations are incredibly fragmented and interchange fees are being driven toward zero.

Facebook might take a cut of the service's fee, or simply use the integration to make Parse more helpful and sticky to developers.

As with the other merchandising integrations, Spotify will take no cuts or fees for products that are sold via its platform.