Sentence examples for discounted tariffs from inspiring English sources
In South Korea the OnePhone service launched in 2004 by KT, the local incumbent, has been hobbled by regulators' refusal to allow discounted tariffs, as well as by poor sound quality and the lack of seamless roaming between indoor and cellular networks.
Meanwhile, social and discounted energy tariffs have been phased out as part of Ofgem's efforts to simplify the energy market and the warm homes discount scheme.
During 1985–2005, MSWL also charged discounted water tariffs for governmental agencies, and handed in over 260 million MOP (1MOP = 0.965RMB, 2007; ca. 32.56 million US$ at the exchange rate of 1US$ = 8.276RMB) of taxes and about 56 million MOP (1MOP = 0.965RMB, 2007; ca. 7.012 million US$ at the exchange rate of 1US$ = 8.276RMB) of concession fees to the government.
The move comes just after E.ON, one of the big six power companies, announced it is to scrap its discounted StayWarm tariff for pensioners, blaming the energy watchdog, Ofgem, for pressing it to cut the number of tariffs they offer.
The fare, announced earlier this week, eliminates the overnight Saturday stay required for the airline's -- and in general, the entire industry's -- discounted 14-day advance purchase tariff.
It has also discounted the cost of its entry level 4G tariff by £5 for the whole of February and March — bringing it down to £31 per month.
The container line freight tariff can be characterized by price-break points, discounted freight rates, and penalties for unsold space.
Not-for-profit local suppliers could offer discounted electricity exclusively to customers on pre-payment meters, or rising block tariffs where the less energy you use the lower the price you pay for it.
"The tariff in question was a very limited offer with considerably discounted prices, which is now fully subscribed.
The price for wind is discounted 2% every 3 years and solar for 4%. Figure 24 Feed-in tariffs applied to wind energy.
