Sentence examples for rates charged for from inspiring English sources

For years, institutions haggled over the rates charged for different types of loans.

Opting for a Sunday or off-peak winter wedding will help you avoid the high rates charged for summery Saturdays.

Ms. Barshefsky also wanted Mexico to address concerns about the high rates charged for phone calls between the United States and Mexico.

CBS executives said the network was gaining slight increases of 1percentto2percentcent in the rates charged for every 1,000 viewers, known as cpm's, compared with the rates charged during the upfront market last season.

Maltby said the consortium would turn Williams & Glyn's into a local community bank with transparent pricing and a business model based on making profits on the difference between interest rates charged for loans and paid on savings.

The interest rates charged for those properties, he said, are typically three-eighths of a percentage point higher than rates on mortgages that cannot be modified by bankruptcy judges.

In 2006, the city increased the rate charged for each minute a cab was stopped or moving slowly.

An RBS spokesman said: "Until recently, RBS has applied a 0% floor to the overnight rate charged for deposits required by clearing houses for futures trades.

The higher rate, reserved for rides in Nassau and Westchester Counties, is 80 cents per one-fifth of a mile -- twice the rate charged for rides in the five boroughs.

It found that in the past year, the average rate charged for an hour of a mechanic's time fell by 4.8 per cent to £90 an hour.

The rate charged for roughing up a political opponent – damaging his car or house – is between 25,000 and 50,000 Rufiyah (£1,000-£2,000), but for a stabbing the price would be much higher: £15,000 at least.