Sentence examples for set charges for from inspiring English sources

Hospitals set charges for drugs and services based on a number of factors, often above true costs, understanding that they are list prices and do not represent what they actually receive.

People can set charges for "Pheeds" between $1.99 and $34.99 for a monthly subscription, and can also create one-off charges for individual Pheeds, priced at the same amounts.

No two houses are the same and there is no set charge for all homes.

In North Carolina, Duke Energy is pushing to institute a new set of charges for solar customers as well.

The Department of Consumer Affairs said that a survey of nearly half of the 40 New York City outlets of the company, which has 2,400 stores nationwide, found that the stores set base charges for TV's, DVD players, stereo systems and the like as high as triple the manufacturers' suggested retail prices.

Deferred revenues, which are calculated base on initial set up charges for a customer, were $1.34 billion, growing 43% year-over-year but up less than 1% from last quarter.

The Times is championing a proposal that would establish a clear set of charges for dismissal, "such as improper use of force, sexual abuse or refusal to obey rules".

United looked laboured when set against vibrant City, with Samir Nasri and Yaya Toure setting the charges for the impressive strike duo of Sergio Aguero and Alvaro Negredo.

Set-up charges for the installation typically start at $200 for two computers, although steep discounts may be offered, and there is an additional monthly charge of $5 for networking equipment if it is leased rather than bought.

This was achieved by setting the charges for the atoms from Arg1421 to Thr1429 (i.e., β-strand A) to zero.

The variation we find in charges for common blood tests, therefore, demonstrates that even for essentially identical line-item procedures, there appears to be no clear or predictable method for setting charges.