Übersetzung für "In exchange for a fee" in Deutsch

In exchange for a small annual fee you get a lot of benefits.

Additional fire-fighting equipment is supplied to the organiser through OStaBG in exchange for a fee.

In exchange for a fee they place the rail network at the disposal of the operators.

You can access thousands of dollars for apps and games in exchange for a monthly fee.

In exchange for a fee of EUR 60, you receive an entry also on:

He can give it to others in exchange for a fee or he can put it on the open source domain where everyone is free to use it and to add to it.

For the purpose of the asset encumbrance reporting, securities borrowed in exchange for a fee without providing cash-collateral or non-cash collateral are reported as collateral received.

After nine or ten shipments the Portuguese Customs insisted that the business be put on a proper basis with the correct forms and the freight forwarder negotiated an arrangement with a larger forwarding agency which henceforth acted formally as the signatory of the documents (and was therefore the principal) in exchange for a fee, although the work continued to be carried out in practice by the first forwarding agency.

Pinchot developed a plan by which the forests could be developed by private interests, under set terms, in exchange for a fee.

If they also own a storage system, they can make the storage capacity available to offset generation and consumption in the utility grid in exchange for a fee.

Collection agencies are businesses that collect past-due bills and accounts receivable for other persons or businesses in exchange for a fee.

Since public CAs only emit certificates in exchange for a (hefty) fee, it is also possible to create a private certification authority within the company.

You may charge a fee for the physical act of transferring a copy, and you may at your option offer warranty protection in exchange for a fee.

In exchange for a small fee, you receive access to special Usenet servers with a retention time of 200 days for files and 1,000 days for messages.

These messages prompt you to call a tech support number claiming that you will receive help over the phone in exchange for a fee.

If one's own crockery is not sufficient, larger specialist shops or restaurants lend out the place settings in exchange for a rental fee.

And a lot really is shared nowadays in the public sphere: automobiles, bicycles, train tickets — there are even companies offering umbrellas for a certain period of time in exchange for a fee.

For this reason, most modern people choose to work in the office, simply by selling the working time in exchange for a fixed fee.

It is understood that the totality of information available through the platform is protected by copyright, and that it can only be used outside the platform with the service provider's consent, and in exchange for a fee.

Alternatively the ETF provider may enter a contract with an investment bank to provide the return of a particular index in exchange for a fee.

In exchange for a small fee, you may download a certain amount of data at your full connection speed (up to 100 Mbit/s) and an unlimited amount of data at a speed of 1,000 kbit/s.

The ETF enters into a contract with a financial institution, which is obliged to deliver the index return in exchange for a fee.

At that time, the citizens of Vienna could pay a visit to the interior of the hotel in exchange for a small fee and 4.700 persons were interested to see him 5 days after the inauguration.

Persons who have learned the various gestures or actions can perform Collective Exhibition for a Single Body in part or entirety, naked or dressed, in exchange for a fee, in the case of a commission in an interior or exterior public space by a third party, or alternatively, wherever they please, on a voluntary basis.

In doing so, organizations have shown a growing interest in “Software as a Service” pricing models that offset “building & maintenance” costs in exchange for a subscription fee that includes hosting and maintenance costs.