Sentence examples for transmission fees from inspiring English sources

By allowing the construction of gas and electric lines from Russia through its territory, North Korea could earn transmission fees, paid in energy.

Some 60percentt of DoCoMo's handset sales now come from the camera phones, whose users also tend to spend more on data transmission fees to swap photos with friends and relatives.

The accord ended a high-stakes game of brinkmanship between the two companies that was the latest in a string of recent feuds between media giants over transmission fees.

In the short term, PSE&G says, it has no problem letting other companies compete for gas sales, because it makes its profit on separate, regulated transmission fees, which its customers would continue to pay even if they all bought the gas from a third-party supplier.

Shipping and set-up costs for satellite communications equipment can run $50,000 to $70,000 for each uplink -- and at least that much each week to maintain it, not to mention transmission fees that can cost $2,000 for 15 minutes in remote areas.

Cable channels command monthly transmission fees of 25 cents to $4 per subscriber.

A £5.50 "transmission fee" has been removed.

There's a £5.50 "transmission fee", then interest is 1% a day.

Ten minutes later Twist was told it had not paid for a transmission fee.

Wonga, the UK's largest payday lender, charges interest at 1% a day plus a £5.50 "transmission fee" – borrowing £100 for 30 days will cost £37.15.

Look at Rupert's US campaign to make giant cable companies such as Time-Warner pay about 50 cents per viewer per month as re-transmission fees for Fox TV shows, said Thompson, stiletto in hand.