Sentence examples for charge rates from inspiring English sources
"charge rates" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to a fee or rate that is charged for services or products. For example: "The company charges different rates for its services depending on the project size and complexity."
Lenders charge rates and fees consistent with the risks.
Unfortunately, many care providers still choose to accept very low charge rates from councils.
Lenders are expected to charge rates of around 5% for the Help to Buy mortgages.
They often charge rates of as much as 3.2 percentage points more than bank rates.
"We do not charge rates that are nearly the same as payday lenders.
In addition, Mr. Sokolski said, New York's Public Service Law provides that a cable company cannot charge rates that are "discriminatory or preferential as between subscribers similarly situated".
However, there is no excuse for setting charge rates that will almost certainly lead to breaches of the minimum wage or poor service.
The map uses population densities, commuting patterns, crime rates and other factors to help insurers determine a driver's risk and charge rates accordingly.
"It means banks could charge rates freely according to their own risk assessments," said Wang Tao, an economist at UBS who is based in Hong Kong.
The next time the economy contracts we will see the disastrous effect of allowing 125percentt debt-consolidation mortgages and allowing lenders to charge rates of interest that were illegal just 20 years ago.
It is the transport specialist's second bid to make the running with congestion-busting ploys, having already said she'd hike C-charge rates and try out a new zone round Heathrow.
