Sentence examples for number of tariffs from inspiring English sources

The number of tariffs for customers to choose from has increased by more than 70% since 2008 to almost 350.

This article was amended on 3 December 2013 to correct the number of tariffs British Gas has to 72, from 140 as the original said.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change has already forced companies to streamline the number of tariffs they offer and to make more information available on their bills.

"They face a limited number of tariffs and pay on average £80 more per year on their energy bills than direct debit customers," she says.

He added: "While the number of companies has shrunk, the number of tariffs has simultaneously grown by something like 400-fold.

Ofgem, the regulator, is forcing energy firms to cut the number of tariffs they offer, and to contact existing customers who are not on their cheapest deals.

A certain number of tariff points are given for each A-level grade.

On July 30th he announced plans to extend mandatory life sentences to second-time serious violent or sexual offenders, enormously expanding the number of tariff and parole decisions he will have to make.

Each course will require either a certain number of tariff points, or minimum grades at A-level, for example: 300 points, or grades ABB When someone refers to their "degree" they usually mean their bachelor's degree, which is awarded after the completion of an undergraduate course.

The number of tariff bands was reduced, all customs service fees and charges on imports were eliminated, and tariff rates were further reduced, resulting in a decline in the simple average MFN tariff rate from 22% in 1998 to 13.3% in 2005 in the Manufacturing Sector (WDI 2013).

They include plans to ban complex multi-tier tariffs, uncompetitive dead tariffs that are no longer available for new customers and to limit the number of core tariffs each supplier is allowed to offer.