Sentence examples for a lower surcharge from inspiring English sources

American regulators pushed for a higher surcharge and better loss-absorbing capital, while European regulators, especially those in Germany and France, preferred a lower surcharge and broader definition of capital.

The Garden Green B & B, steps away from my apartment in Park Slope, offered a slightly lower surcharge (bringing one night with tax to $129.99).

(Higher-priced items have lower surcharges, or premiums).

"I worked out that by 2025, $90,000 would be significantly below average weekly earnings, so the surcharge would come in at a lower threshold encouraging more people to take up insurance to avoid it.

And New York's highest earners will be taxed at a lower rate than they were last year because a tax surcharge that applied to them expired at the end of last year.

The 3.8 percent Health Care Act surcharge attracted much populist anger, but in many cases, it will result in a lower tax increase than the 0.9 percentage-point rise in the Medicare tax.

Iraq offered a lower-than-average market price, but tacked on a 50- cent per barrel surcharge that would be diverted for humanitarian purposes and placed into Hussein's coffer, says the State Department official.

During the second quarter, a 22% decline in carload volumes and lower fuel surcharges that get passed on to customers contributed to a 28% decline in revenue, compared with the same quarter in 2008.

Mr. Joyce said the drop from the previous year was due to weaker demand and lower fuel surcharges but that the airline expects a full year underlying profit of 300 million to 400 million dollars.

Although the Affordable Care Act permits insurers to charge tobacco users up to 50percentt more than nonsmokers, most states have established lower maximum surcharges, and insurers are not required to assess the full amount or any surcharge at all.

The soil can be considered incompressible if the magnitude of a surcharge is lower.