Sentence examples for that subscription to from inspiring English sources

The indigent for instance should be made aware through these educational campaigns that subscription to the NHIS for them is without any charges, which will encourage them to subscribe.

But if you're prepared to be creative, we may just cancel that subscription to Office Cube Confessional once and for all.

But it does have several advantages over the dish on-the-house version, the main one being that subscription to the sports channels is available on a monthly basis (all four plus ESPN: £43).

Our liability to you in connection with your subscription will not exceed the total subscription fees charged for your current subscription period or, in the event of a rolling subscription, the total fees paid by you for that subscription to date.

O. D. Kobo, Pheed's chief executive, said Thursday morning that subscriptions to the service had quadrupled this week and that in the last 24 hours users had uploaded 300,000 new files to the service — more uploads than any other 24-hour-period since Pheed made its debut six weeks ago.

It comes as no surprise that subscriptions to these services are up since Sept. 11.

The firm revealed earlier this week that subscriptions to Star Wars: The Old Republic had dropped more than 40% since the start of the year to less than one million players.

The fall in the value of the pound the following year meant that subscriptions to overseas facilities including CERN, ESO, the European Space Agency, the Institute Laue-Langevin neutron source, and the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility became much more expensive.

At a public meeting in Alresford on 14 May, Onslow reported that subscriptions to the defence fund were already pouring in, and that invitations to visit and speak had been received from many towns.

The chairman, Allan Leighton, was forced to admit that the subscription to the party would continue at the end of the four-hour AGM, where he faced hostile questioning about pay polices and boardroom reform.

The ASA said the ad was also misleading for not saying that a subscription to Amazon Prime cost £79 a year or that the charge for Amazon Prime Instant Video was £5.99 a month.