Sentence examples for licensing charges from inspiring English sources

It involved rigging the odometers on a fleet of expensive taxis over many years to save potentially millions of pounds on leasing and licensing charges.

Partners pay nothing up-front to integrate MaaS, and content creators take on the licensing charges.

ASPs generally charge clients an up-front fee to set up a voice portal and then ongoing hosting and licensing charges.

He said he consulted with the city of Toronto, which laid 79 zoning and licensing charges Thursday that carry $50,000 fines, and the Public Prosecution Service of Canada, prior to carrying out Project Claudia.

Qualcomm has countered that Apple is using the chipmaker's intellectual property without paying for it and that the legal cases are aimed at forcing Qualcomm to lower licensing charges.

The fee to attend the symposium was only $25,000, as a down payment on a 5 percent licensing charge.

In terms of monetization, Placecast charges a one time fee to use LocalBox, and then issues a licensing charge to users.

Sixth, not all socially authorized deprivations count as punishments; the only deprivations inflicted on a person that count are those imposed in consequence of a finding of criminal guilt (rather than guilt only of a tort or a contract violation, or being subject to a licensing charge or to a tax).

Under that scheme — which the province backed away from this week — Nestlé would pay about $600 per year ($460 US) for its annual water intake, on top of a one-time licensing charge and an annual reporting fee.

The Seattle law also requires yellow pages distributors to get a license, charges them $.14 per book distributed, and they must print a message about the opt-out program on the cover of each directory.

SteamaCo — and the microgrid partners that it increasingly licenses — charge between two and four dollars per kilowatt-hour.