Sentence examples for licence charge from inspiring English sources
Arm says it expects the microcontrollers will sell for around 13-20 pence per device - and it will charge its clients about a 1-2% royalty fee from that price on top of a licence charge.
There are multiple different spectrum and licence charges; big operators pay up to a third of their sales on such levies and on taxes.
They gave me a quick frisk, scanned my licence, charged me $25, and turned me inside.
While they do not make UK profits, they do pay substantial management and licencing charges to predominantly offshore shareholders.
"Not only does [the judgment] give banks licence to charge what they like for unauthorised overdrafts, but it could have ramifications for other areas of personal finance".
It would have been fairer just to renew their licences and charge them fees linked to the prices paid for fresh spectrum, says Rajan Mathews of the Cellular Operators Association off India.Once it became clear that their franchises were in peril, operators were less keen to invest in relieving the network congestion that causes phones to cut out during calls.
Somali clans control local trade by issuing licences and charging informal taxes.
Welfare All pensioners over 75 to receive their television licence free of charge from next autumn.
The BBC's director of policy and strategy, John Tate said: "Sky should do the decent thing and stop charging licence fee payers to carry BBC services that, in reality, underpin their ability to generate enormous profits.
In the 1960s, the Curtain in Brighton had a "supper club" licence, which entailed charging an entrance fee that secured a supper ticket, which you could then exchange for a plate of food.
Paul Stretford, the agent who counts Wayne Rooney among his clients, faces losing his licence after being charged by the Football Association with bringing the game into disrepute after allegedly breaching their rules and Fifa regulations.
