Sentence examples for retail charge from inspiring English sources

Ofcom said it would look at whether "wholesale or retail charge controls might be appropriate" in the light of the significant change in the direct delivery market.

The new price controls would limit the retail charge for sending a cross-border text message while traveling in Europe to 11 cents.

The ministers have agreed to cap the retail charge for sending a cross-border short text message at 11 euro cents, or 14 American cents.

Dental plans negotiate discounted rates with their network providers, which means the overall cost of the implant will be substantially less than the "retail" charge, said Evelyn Ireland, executive director of the National Association of Dental Plans.

By rapidly increasing retail charges for procedures often covered by Medicare, St. Barnabas got a steep increase in federal aid.

Still, retail charges for mobile data roaming — where E.U. lawmakers imposed a wholesale price cap only, of €1 per megabyte between operators — remain much higher than regular calls.

Tenet hospitals had been rapidly increasing their retail charges -- amounts actually paid by very few people who have procedures without insurance.

One part of the equation was based on a hospital's retail charges: the amount paid by the small percentage of patients who do not have insurance.

A former receptionist at the Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center was charged yesterday with stealing credit card information from 18 of the organization's members and using it to bill as much as $20,000 in retail charges.

Under pressure from investors, Tenet in early November disclosed that it received $763 million in outlier payments in the 2002 fiscal year, much of it from 11 hospitals that had ramped up retail charges.

Meanwhile, a spokesman for mobile operator O2 said: "Currently, even though we levy retail charges for calls to 0800 numbers, O2 customers can call many of these numbers for free.