Sentence examples for which will charge from inspiring English sources

Buckingham is a private university, which will charge £22,500 for a two-year degree.

A 70-amp connector, which will charge the battery from empty in less than four hours, goes for $1,950.

But they can't stop a new provider, NOW: Pensions, which will charge just 0.3% plus 30p a month on contributions.

These include the "diverted profits tax", which will charge a 25 per cent levy on profit shifted from the UK under "contrived arrangements".

Firefox will have an app store – which will charge a nominal commission – but it expects most apps to be downloaded directly from other websites or other app stores.

A group of well-known academics are setting up a private college in London which will charge students £18,000 a year in tuition fees.

But the Indians also added 10 "showcase" games for which they will charge $5 extra per ticket.

WizeHive plans to add additional apps for which it will charge subscription fees.

The big money-spinner, however, will be the rating of new bond issuances, for which Coface will charge around 10,000 euros ($14,000).

German music giant Bertelsmann AG announced a deal with Internet bad boy Napster, in which Napster will charge money for its service and pay a portion of the proceeds to artists and record companies.

There is one area of competition that seems to be uncontested: which service will charge fans the lowest fees?