Sentence examples for standard stamp from inspiring English sources

The rates on additional homes will be three percentage points above the standard stamp duty rates, which will add £6,000 to the upfront cost of investing in a £200,000 property.

But if they were to sell their old home within three years of buying another with you, you would be able to get a rebate of the extra 3% added to the standard stamp duty rate.

The pay hike was greater for chief executives at NHS trusts awarded the so-called "marker of excellence" foundation status: chief executives at these trusts, which have greater financial freedoms on pay, received £10,000 more a year on average than those managing trusts without the "gold standard" stamp.

The main objective of the sale, pursued in vain by successive governments over 30 years, was to render Royal Mail free to develop commercially and meet its legal duty to deliver the Universal Service Obligation, delivering mail everywhere in the UK at a standard stamp price.

a 40-nm line width and 80-nm pitch, b 45-nm pillar diameter, 90-nm pitch, c 200-nm line width, 400-nm pitch, and (d) 75-nm pillar diameter, 150-nm pitch (standard stamp used for process parameters evaluation).

Overall, patients were asked to complete the SMI-M twice: the first time during their visits to the clinic (1st compilation) and the second time at home (2nd compilation) where the completed SMI-M questionnaires were mailed back to researchers in standard stamped envelopes seven days following the completion of the 1st compilation.

You're likely to spend anywhere between £50 and £80 for the standard stamped-on rubbish Dale or Samir or "Freddy Flake" shifts from the driver's window of his three-door Astra.

How much the Cosmos-standard stamp of approval will cost companies is still under negotiation, Ms. Santonnat said.

It is famous among philatelists--or stamp collectors for the non-standard postage stamps that it issued during its short period of independence as the People's Republic of Tannu-Tuva, and was also the sight of President Vladimir Putin's famous topless horseback photo-shoot.

The standard modern stamp catalogs (e.g., Yvert and Tellier in France, Michel's in Germany, E. Stanley Gibbons' in Great Britain, and Scott or Minkus in the United States) exclude this latter material, and yet the total number of listings, including minor varieties, reached more than 200,000 by the late 20th century.

The envelope requires only standard postage, and Mr. Sancho has made arrangements with the post office to pay for ballots that arrive without stamps.