Sentence examples for it has charged from inspiring English sources

Skype's revenue growth in the 12 months in which it has charged for some of its services, he noted, was faster than eBay's at a similar stage in its development.

Unlike the Justice Department, the SEC does keep stats on its efforts, such as they are: It has charged 112 people and banks in the wake of the crisis, including 55 top executives.

That condition was reflected in its sale price when it was privatized 20 years ago and in the fees it has charged competitors to complete calls on its network since then, analysts say.

Even so, the announcement on Opteron and Xeon licensing was a big turnaround for the firm: it has charged customers on a per-core basis for running its software on the powerful dual-core Power5 processor it makes in house.IBM says the boost in power that customers will get from the new dual-core chips from AMD and Intel will be only incremental.

It was the first time in the court's 10-year history it has charged a woman.

It has charged Suárez, but it awaits police reports regarding Terry who, meanwhile, captained the national side last week.

On Wednesday, the Crown Prosecution Service, the agency responsible for laying criminal charges, said it had charged Terry.

But the Rwandan government said that it had charged Mr. Erlinder, and that despite his absence the investigation would continue.

But in April, it decided to begin charging tuition to graduate students — the first time it had charged students tuition in 110 years.

When the SFO announced it had charged the executives last month, Tesco said it continued to cooperate with the investigation.

It had charged European users £4.30 a month, with Canadians getting it for £3.70 and Australians paying £3.80.