Sentence examples for reduced charges for from inspiring English sources

He said continued state subsidies for the press in France, totalling €408m in tax breaks and reduced charges for 2014, had hindered the industry's development.

The considerable savings to clubs could be returned to supporters through lower ticket prices, reduced charges for programmes and refreshments, and lower satellite TV fees.

After price cuts by competitors, Mr. Virosque's company reduced charges for storage and transportation, and slashed its work force to about 170, from 250. "The worst thing is that we have to cut the young people," he said, because higher severance makes it too expensive to fire older workers.

These include the SpringerOpen membership scheme (http://www.springeropen.com/inst/), reduced charges for authors in developing regions, and editorial discretionary waivers.

You may find some costs are included in your existing price plan or that you can opt for a 'data package' monthly fee that gives reduced charges for accessing the internet.

These include eligibility for free school meals, food vouchers for pregnant women, school uniform grants, reduced charges for eye and dental care, home energy efficiency schemes, Blue Badges for disabled people and student support.

He spoke about his "responsibility pact" to reduce charges for business and cut red tape in exchange for promises that they will employ more staff.

Because BT already dominated the retail market, Openreach had no incentive to reduce charges for BT's smaller rivals that they could pass on to customers, she said.

Yale and other universities with large endowments have been under pressure from Congress to spend more and reduce charges for students.

Stephen J. Ubl, executive vice president of the Advanced Medical Technology Association, which represents more than 1,000 companies, said: "Hospitals tend to underreport the costs of high-tech items, and the government compounds the problem by reducing charges for all items by a standard percentage.

In 2013 his government continued to implement a moderate austerity program, introduced a new set of crisis taxes on banking and selected industries, and ordered utility companies to reduce charges for all Hungarian households.