Sentence examples for surcharges between from inspiring English sources

The likelihood of coverage among smokers in states with tobacco surcharges between 10percentand29percentcent was 4.3 percentage points lower than for smokers in states with no surcharge.

Under a bill before the House of Representatives, the new scheme would in part be paid for with a tax surcharge of between 1% and 5% on high earners.

Evgeny "Gene Freidmann, a Russian immigrant, pleaded guilty to a single count of criminal tax fraud, agreeing that he failed to remit $5 million in MTA surcharge taxes between 2012 and 2015.

Panalpina World Transport, also based in Switzerland and involved in three of the cartels, including a "Breakfast Meetings" cartel that met in Hong Kong and fixed surcharges on routes between Europe and China, was fined 46.5 million euros.

But rather than sharing tips on gardening, the participants were using the names of vegetables as code words for surcharges on important trade routes between Europe and the United States.

The ratio between surcharge load (Δσs) to the vacuum pressure (Δσvac) is designated as (LR="Δσs/|Δσvac|).

In 2004, the city took a more aggressive approach, implementing a $1 surcharge on fares between 4 and 8 p.m. on weekdays in an explicit attempt to encourage more drivers to work in the afternoon rush.

Starting Aug. 15, Delta frequent fliers trying to use those hard-earned miles for award seats will have to pay a $25 fuel surcharge for travel between the 50 states and Canada and $50 for award tickets to international destinations including the Caribbean, Latin America, Europe and Asia.

Instead, the surcharge shows up between the refineries and our gas tanks, in the distribution and retailing network.

But she argued that "there's a big difference between hotels and airlines" imposing surcharges.

At the same time, these surcharges serve as major elements of competition between SHIs in addition to minor differences in service.