Sentence examples for telephone tariffs from inspiring English sources

Mr Garcia has promised an emergency job programme, the enforcement of the eight-hour working day, and lower electricity and telephone tariffs.

As a result, according to the OECD, the average price of a 490km (300 mile) call has dropped 30% between 1990 and 1996, while the average price of a local call has risen by 43%.As access providers' charges have fallen and local telephone tariffs have soared, phone usage has come to account for more than 60% of the total cost of Internet access for families and small businesses.

As part of the emergency measures, the government ordered the freezing of telephone and other utility tariffs and the renegotiation of all utility concession contracts.

A long haul to recovery The troubleshooter Correction: Click fraud Reprints Related items Mobile telecoms: Out of AfricaDec 7th 2006Duties and tariffs on telephone services have been rationalised, and the government has also eased restrictions on foreigners.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told reporters on a telephone briefing that a 25percenttariffff on steel imports and a 10percenttariffff on aluminum imports from the EU, Canada and Mexico would go into effect at midnight (0400 GMT on Friday).

Telecommunications experts said that in the 1990's, it became common for long-distance providers to seek legal ways to shift telephone traffic to reduce access tariffs.

On average, a German using the Internet for 30 peak hours a month would pay more than six times as much as a Canadian.For local telephone companies, the link between their tariffs and Internet use is a decidedly mixed blessing.

For GPs that receive fee-for-service remuneration, several types of service (e.g. office consultations, home visits, telephone consultation, vaccinations) may have different tariffs.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told Reuters by telephone on Monday evening that the tariff would vary by company, with an average of about 20percentt.

As competition has come to long-distance markets, telephone companies can no longer use high tariffs on long-distance calls to cross-subsidise the price of local calls.

French President Emmanuel Macron telephoned Trump to tell him he believed the tariffs were both a mistake and illegal, his office said.