Sentence examples for used without charge from inspiring English sources

Because it can be used without charge, it has allowed unparalleled competition, dramatically lowering the cost of entering electronics markets.

Institute facilities may be used without charge for student activities concerned with politics and public affairs when the activities will involve members of the MIT community.

Jim Murphy, the employment and welfare reform minister, will today promise a switch to 0800 numbers that can be used without charge.

When a maker asks Seeed to build a circuit board, the firm keeps a copy of the design which can then be used without charge by other customers.

On Tuesdays guests are offered a free three-and-a-half-hour sunset cocktail cruise, and windsurf boards, a kayak, a catamaran and a Sunfish can be used without charge.

The programming code and associated tables for ICDPIC-R are completely open-source, are provided as a public service, and may be used without charge.

All tracks are available to use without charge, as long as the film project is not for profit.

What are we to think when the best of the best -- the elite programmers that industry wisdom deems 100 times more productive than the typical competent coder -- donate their precious time to develop software anyone can use without charge?

Members may also use - without charge - the telephone, photocopying machine and facsimile machine in the lounge and are provided with lost luggage retrieval service and free towing within five miles of the airport.

The university does not yet have a date when it hopes to begin construction, but it has already signed agreements with the Shenzhen municipal government, which has agreed to set aside a piece of land for the university to use without charge, and Shenzhen University, which would be a joint partner.

In order to allow them to make price comparisons easily, national regulatory authorities should have powers to require from operators better tariff transparency and to ensure that third parties have the right to use without charge publicly available tariffs published by undertakings providing electronic communications services.