Примери за използване на May charge на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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One university may charge per credit while another has a set price for the degree.
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If this happens they may charge you a call out fee for a second visit.
The prices we show on this website are not guaranteed to be the price the vendor may charge.
The framework contract may include a condition that the payment service provider may charge a reasonable fee for such a refusal if the refusal is objectively justified.
In certain instances, the issuer of the credit card may charge a foreign transaction fee
HELBUS may charge a one-time confirmation fee(500€) before the start of studies to secure your study place.
Your service provider may charge overage fees if you exceed your monthly data limit.
(b) the Fund may charge interest or fees in respect of any loans
S&T may charge default interest as applicable from time to time.
You agree that Apple may charge your credit card"or PayPal account for any products purchased in the iTunes store.".
Wholesale copper access prices which network owners may charge to competitors leasing the network range from 4 to14 euros per month(333% difference).
The E-Government Act of 2002 states that the courts may charge only to the extent necessary,
The issuer bank of the card may charge fees for some transaction types with the card.
While an outside mediator may charge a fee comparable to that of an attorney,
However, the trader may charge you delivery costs if you specifically requested non-standard(express) delivery.
banks may charge various fees
Please note that some kosts may charge you a resort fee,
Some third-party service providers may charge you sales tax,
The framework contract may include a condition that the payment service provider may charge a reasonable fee for such a refusal if the refusal is objectively justified.