Sentence examples for be charged a premium from inspiring English sources

Each customer would be charged a premium based on the total risk of the pool.

You may be charged a premium for the text or call.

Insurers should be required to pay a bigger share of the losses and should be charged a premium for the reinsurance provided by the government, the federation said.

Highway mileage could be given a discount, and nighttime driving could be charged a premium.

Despite their evil nature, they do have the biggest and most reliable network, and you're going to be charged a premium for it.

The paper drawn up in Westminster will claim that, after independence, Scottish mobile users travelling to the rest of the UK would be charged a premium for making calls "abroad".

Keep in mind that while Blu-ray pricing is finally going down, they will definitely be charging a premium for a bundle.

By contrast, rival network Three U.K. has said it won't be charging a premium for 4G when it's able to launch its own network, likely to be after Q3 this year.

In other words, the peyoteros appeared to be charging a premium for an increasingly rare product.

So what to do? Customers would be rightly peeved if they felt they were being charged a premium for goods bought at the airport.

Uruguay is charged a premium of only five percentage points, and can thus more easily afford a fiscal stimulus.The main source of uncertainty for Uruguay is a presidential election in October.