Sentence examples for network charged from inspiring English sources

The network charged him with "tortious interference," or illegally interfering with an existing contract.

That represents an increase of 7.9percentt from the average of $152,800 that the network charged last year when it ran "Family Law" in that time slot.

Although that is less than the estimated $1.7 million the network charged in 2008, it is better than the estimated $1.3 million that advertisers paid last year, when the recession crimped demand significantly.

In the case reviewed here, the response model was thus based on coordinated and timely input from six different institutions, three of whom were part of the national network charged with formal response (OVPF-IPGP, OPGC and LMV), and three of whom were European partners (INGV, Università di Torino, Chalmers University).

The network charged an average of $4.5 million for each 30-second spot that runs during the game.

While at Northwestern, Einhorn founded a radio network, charging stations $100 to pick up each game.

The need to be connected to the remote recognition system could lead to expensive network charges if you use the app frequently over 3G or 4G.

The dissolution and sale of British Rail, transforming it into a disjointed network charging exorbitant prices for an unimproved and still taxpayer-subsidised service, darkened the joke a bit much for popular tastes.

EMI Recorded Music, the fifth-largest music company in the nation, sued Bertelsmann yesterday over its investment in Napster, the Internet file-sharing network, charging that it contributed to widespread copyright infringement by backing the service.

Every time a consumer uses a prepaid card, debit card or credit card to make a purchase, the card network charges the merchant a swipe fee, usually a penny or two for each dollar spent.

Colonel Qaddafi's evident frustration at the resistance in Zawiyah spilled out in a rant by telephone over the state television network charging that Osama bin Laden had drugged the town's youth into a rebellious frenzy.