Sentence examples for lower termination from inspiring English sources

The commission estimates that E.U. consumers will save €2 billion through 2012 because of lower termination rates.

SolarCity opposed this and successfully negotiated a go-shop provision, as well as a lower termination fee if a competing bid were accepted.

Among the issues the lower termination fee did not address was the possibility that the deal would fail on antitrust grounds.

The wave of reductions began in March after the European Commission urged European Union countries to lower termination rates, which average 9 euro cents (13 cents) a minute, to less than 3 cents by 2012.

European and British telecom companies are bowing to such pressure by lowering or planning to lower termination fees — the fees that the caller's carrier must pay to the recipient's carrier.

The lower termination fee is somewhat typical and intended to encourage a more robust bidding process to make up for the lack of one before the deal was announced.

Every time the prospect of lower mobile termination rates is raised, operators have cried that prices would go up and that people would stop using their phones.

However, its gross margins are 51percentt, and have been expanding steadily as the company benefits from the scale of is operations and is able to negotiate lower telephone termination fees around the world.

The higher rates observed for polymerizable surfactant systems are due to lower apparent termination rate parameters stemming from immobilization of the surfactants.

In January, the Belgian telecommunications regulator proposed lowering mobile termination rates to 1.07 cents by January 2013 from almost 9 cents now.

By lowering the termination fee, Express Scripts and Medco have removed a hurdle to closing the deal sometime in the first half of next year, the lead analyst, Robert M. Willoughby, wrote.