Sentence examples for month tariff from inspiring English sources

A 16GB iPhone 5 on EE's lowest priced 24 month tariff will set you back £36 per month, with an upfront fee of £179.99.

The 32GB handset is available on £46 a month tariff, offering 1,200 minutes of free calls, unlimited texts and 2GB of data downloads for a total of £1,104.

The 8GB model will cost just £99 on a new £30 per month tariff and the existing £35 per month tariff.

It's being offered for no upfront cost for customers signing up to for a two-year £33 per month tariff on O2.

The handset will be free on price plans from £40 a month (no news on pays as you go), which will make it competitve with the iPhone on pricing, which is "free" for a £45 a month tariff from O2.

Consumers choosing either the £45 or £75 per month tariffs will get the 8GB iPhone 3G for free.

They can reduce it to £22.95 if they switch to the firm's new 18-month tariff.

The cheapest is a 24-month tariff offering 1,200 minutes of calls, unlimited texts and 100MB of data downloads.

Hoping to improve business and investment in Iraq, American officials plan to announce a six-month tariff holiday on imports in the next few days.

It is also raising call set-up fees for people who refuse to take one of its 12-month tariff plans and increasing the cost of daytime calls by 15% to 4.5p a minute.

Prices range from free for one handset model on £41+ monthly tariffs, up to an up front payment of £380 for a 64GB iPhone 5 on the cheapest 4GEE 24-month tariff (£36).