Sentence examples for customer charges from inspiring English sources

It credited that to growth in its overnight service and higher customer charges for fuel.

The Government's directive to cap customer charges at today's level is fundamental.

When a customer charges a purchase, the store asks its bank to collect from the cardholder's bank.

"Those other companies sit around trying to figure out what customer charges they can get away with," he said.

Thames Water will set out its strategy for the five years from 2015 on Monday, as it submits plans for customer charges over the period to the regulator, Ofwat.

Number three: tariffs that bill system and energy retailer costs via capacity and customer charges respectively would lower electricity bills, foster peak shaving, and facilitate stable cost allocation.

The case, American Express Company v. Italian Colors Restaurant, began when the merchants sued American Express over the fees they were required to pay each time a customer charged a purchase.

For several hours on Monday, Mr. Williams, a college student and janitor, was the cafe's lone customer, charging his cellphone and using the free computer.

In Pennsylvania, the Duquesne Light Company, the largest unit of DQE Inc., had expected to take until 2005 to recover $1.5 billion of stranded costs through a special customer charge.

In general, uncontrolled charging provides the best performance in terms of its objective, i.e., minimising customer charging times.

Baan won the tournament and a trophy customer, charging Boeing only $20 million for a 15,000-license system.