Sentence examples for restricted charges from inspiring English sources

Basic costs (restricted charges for time units and emergency surcharge) were the most important cost component and strongly associated with total costs.

Basic costs (restricted charges for time units and emergency surcharge) averaged 83% (CHF 219 [209-229], €147[140-153]3]) of total costs for home visits and 70% (CHF 95 [90-101], €64[60-68]8]) for practice contacts.

After the polymer-modified layer was added, the greater amount of boundary domains restricted charge transport in the semiconductor channel.

CaCO3 forms insulating films on ZVI/magnetite surfaces, restricting charge transfer between the pore electrolyte and ZVI particles, as well as across interconnected ZVI particles.

The commercial sector, unlike NHS public services, has market freedoms that the public sector does not - the freedom to levy charges and restrict care, and to downgrade or deregulate staff terms and conditions.

The commission also restricted the charges operators can pay each other to interconnect calls, which has lowered domestic retail prices.

Last year, they started imposing new fees on debit cards after new regulations restricted other charges.

While the stations' primary responsibility is to provide free primary health care services, the clinics are not restricted from charging fees for specialized services or services higher in quality than mandated by the government.

For example, in Australia payday lenders are restricted to charging up to 20% upfront and up to 4% a month.

And mortgage originators will in most cases be restricted from charging excessive upfront points and fees, from making loans with balloon payments and from making loans that load a borrower with total payments exceeding 43 percent of income.

Last week's Labour conference saw Jeremy Corbyn pitch the idea of rent controls into the air, citing case studies in Ontario, New York and Berlin that have seen, for instance, landlords being legally restricted from charging any more than 10percentt above the local market rate.