Sentence examples similar to inviting fee from inspiring English sources

Academic publishers have been more willing to experiment with subscription models, inviting libraries to pay an annual fee for unlimited access to certain books.

Much of Buck's sense of self-worth depends on his successful execution of Kreskin's signature stunt of inviting audience members to hide the fee for his performance while he is secluded offstage.

When he returned the essayists' application fees, he enclosed notes inviting them to discuss buying the newspaper outright.

But the operating corporation waived the new permit fee for July, making the island suddenly inviting to La Bella Torte and Eddie's Pizza Truck.

Rather than charge an entry fee, La Plaque Tournante has a "create or donate" policy, inviting visitors to donate what they can or make something as entry.

In short, this concept would have states passing a law to require utilities to include inserts inside bill mailings several times a year inviting residential customers to band together and pay a small membership fee.

This is a campaign based on a partnership between the legal profession and nine UK charities, with solicitors waiving their usual fees for writing a basic will, and instead inviting people to make a donation to Will Aid.

Like countless researchers, he received a spam email inviting him to present his research at a scientific conference for a fee of $600.

The hostess is responsible for inviting friends to her home and ensuring the attendees pay the $50 fee in advance online, through the company's website.

Prove that you will pay up, and you are inviting the bad actor to redouble their assault — the next time with a larger fee.

Instead, one day you get a letter inviting you to be a member with a bill for the relatively modest membership fees and dues.